FREE Math Worksheets for Conversions and Equivalencies
Published:
September 26, 2019
Contributor:
Bonnie Rose Hudson
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Do your kids struggle to convert English measurements to metric and metric measurements to English? Do they have trouble remembering when to use a liter and when to use a gram? This set of FREE Math Equivalencies and Conversion Worksheets can give them lots of practice.
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In this unit, students will work with English and metric measurements for:
- length
- weight
- liquid measure
- dry measure
- area
- temperature
- speed
There are conversion tables, charts to complete, and word problems covering each of these seven key areas plus a full answer key in this 22-page set of FREE Math Equivalencies and Conversion Worksheets.
Math conversions are all around us. When you go to the store, you buy a gallon of milk, but you buy soda in ounces or liters. You travel at 60 miles per hour inside the United States borders but travel at kilometers per hour outside of them.
Help your kids sharpen their math skills with this set of FREE Math Equivalencies and Conversion Worksheets. Scroll down to get this instant download!
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Bonnie Rose Hudson
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