4th grade measurement worksheets

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Three measurement skills at 4th grade, one sheet each, free with its answer key: converting customary units, elapsed time, and metric conversion.

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  • Converting customary units Going to a smaller unit means more of them, so multiply. Going to a bigger unit means fewer, so divide.
  • Elapsed time Count up from the start time. Jump to the next o'clock first, then add the minutes left to go.
  • Metric conversion Metric units trade in tens, hundreds, and thousands, so converting is just sliding the decimal point.

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