Converting customary units worksheets
Fourth grade customary conversion worksheets go one direction: larger unit to smaller, whole numbers only. Prompts look like 3 ft = ___ in, drawing from feet and inches, pounds and ounces, and gallons and quarts. Each item is one multiplication.
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What students need to know
Going to a smaller unit means more of them, so multiply. Going to a bigger unit means fewer, so divide.
This skill runs from 4th grade through 5th grade. Pick a grade above for level-matched sentences, teaching notes, and worksheets.
Converting customary units across the grades
4th grade
Fourth grade customary conversion worksheets go one direction: larger unit to smaller, whole numbers only. Prompts look like 3 ft = ___ in, drawing from feet and inches, pounds and ounces, and gallons and quarts. Each item is one multiplication.
5th grade
Fifth grade sheets convert in both directions. Alongside 3 ft = ___ in, your child meets 48 in = ___ ft, where dividing is the right move. Choosing multiply or divide before touching the numbers is the real skill.
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