Grade 5 Measurement: Convert units (decimals)

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What students practice: Converting units and multi-step conversion problems.

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Grade 5 · Measurement

Convert Units

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Set 1 · Grade 5 · Measurement

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Easy

Convert 9 quarts to pints.
Answer: 18 pints
Convert 9,600 grams to kilograms.
Answer: 9.6 kilograms

Standard

Convert 24,040 grams to kilograms.
Answer: 24.04 kilograms
Convert 312 inches to feet.
Answer: 26 feet

Challenge

Convert 2 quarts to pints.
Answer: 4 pints
Convert 53,014 grams to kilograms.
Answer: 53.014 kilograms

Where this skill fits

Next skill: Volume of a rectangular prism
All grades: Measurement worksheets, Grades 1–5

Related Common Core standards

5.MD.A.1 — Convert among units within a measurement system; solve multi-step problems.

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