FlashcardsConverting Liquid Measures Flashcards
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This 6-card flashcard set covers metric liquid measurement conversion for fourth graders. It includes problems converting between liters and milliliters, comparing volumes, and reasoning about real-world applications like filling a bath. Use it for math review, conversion practice, or as a partner activity during a measurement unit.
Terms in This Set
- How many Liters is 25,000 mL?
- How Many mL is 13 L?
- If 7.5 L is 7,500 mL, and 5.5 L is 5,500 mL, than how many mL is 6.5 L
- If you had to decide to fill your bath with 100 L of water or 100 mL of water which makes more sense to use? (circle the correct one)
- Which is greater 65,000 mL or 67 L?
- Make your own conversion problem in the blank box and have a partner solve for you!
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