FREE Units of Volume (Dry Measure) Conversion Table and Practice
Published:
April 21, 2016
Contributor:
Bonnie Rose Hudson
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You just bought 5 dry quarts of strawberries at the grocery store to make strawberry jam. How many liters of strawberries does that equal? Do your students know how to convert between English and metric units? Practice with this handy free printable. It contains conversion tables for calculating volume with units of dry measure plus seven activities with dozens of problems and an answer key. Download this free math printable today!
Instant Download: Measuring Volume (Dry Measure) Fact Table & Practice Worksheets
Bonnie Rose Hudson
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