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Math Grade 4 Mrs. Ennis Standard Units of Measurement Lesson Thirty-One

Math Grade 4 Mrs. Ennis Standard Units of Measurement Lesson Thirty-One

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Math Grade 4Mrs. Ennis

Standard Units of Measurement

Lesson Thirty-One

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1. What is the sum of 250, 3, and 3,459?

2. 26,459 – 19,878 = G

3. Find the product of 8, 6, and 0.

4. J x 600 = 5400

5. 36 divided by 6

6. One half of 12

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7. It is 3:00 now. What time was it 40 minutes ago?

8. Round 63,596 to the nearest thousand

9. The basketball game started at 11:00a.m. It lasted for 3 hours and 45 minutes. What time did it finish?

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10. Zachary earns $5.00 per hour for working at the pet store. If he works five and a half hours, how much will he earn?

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Conversions Using Standard Units of Measurement

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Measurement

You are making a measurement when you

¨ Check you weight

¨ Read your watch

¨ Take your temperature

¨ Weigh a cantaloupe

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Standards of Measurement

When we measure, we use a measuring tool to compare some dimension of an object to a standard.

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Some Tools for Measurement

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Measuring Time

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Minutes:

3 Units of Measurement for Time:

Seconds:

there are 60 seconds in a minute

Hours:

there are 3600 Seconds in one hour

there are 60 minutes in an hour

there are 24 hours in an day

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So how would we find out how many minutes are in 3 hours?

We would convert the hours to minutes.

3 x 60hours

minutes in each hour

= 180

minutes in 3 hours

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In any conversion, when going from a smaller unit to a larger unit, always divide.

When going from a larger unit to a smaller unit, always multiply.

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So how would we find out how many minutes are in 540 seconds?We would convert the seconds to minutes.

540 ÷ 60second

s seconds in each minute

= 9

minutes in 540 seconds

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So how would we find out how many seconds are in a half hour?We would convert the minutes to seconds.

30 x 60minutes in a half hour

seconds in each minute

= 1800

seconds in a half hour

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So how would we find out how many hours are in 660 minutes?We would convert the minutes to hours.

660 ÷ 60minute

s minutes in each hour

= 11

hours in 660 minutes

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So how would we find out how many seconds are in 2 hours?

First we would convert the hours to minutes.

2 x 60hours

minutes in each hour

= 120

minutes in 2 hours

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How many seconds are in 2 hours?

Then we would convert the minutes to seconds.

120 x 60minutes

seconds in each minute

= 7200

minutes in 2 hours

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You try some:

300 minutes = _______ hours

7 hours = _______ minutes

40 minutes = _______ seconds

240 seconds = _______ minutes

5 hours = _______ seconds

5420 240

0 418000

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Measuring Length

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Feet:

3 Units of Measurement for Length:

Inches:there are 12 inches in a foot

Yards:

there are 36 inches in a yard

there are 3 feet in a yard

= 3 feet

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How long is an inch?

A quarteris aboutan inch

wide 1 inch

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How long is a foot?

About thelength of

a clipboard

1 foot

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How long is a yard?

About thewidth ofa door

1 yard

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In any conversion, when going from a smaller unit to a larger unit, always divide.

When going from a larger unit to a smaller unit, always multiply.

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So how would we find out how many feet are in a 8 yards?

We would convert the yards to feet.3 x 8

Feet in one yard yards

= 24 ft

Feet in 8 yards

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So how would we find out how many inches are in 6 feet?

We would convert the feet to inches.12 x 6

inches in one foot feet

= 72 in

inches in 6 feet

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How many yards are in 27 feet?

We would convert the feet to yards.

27 ÷ 3feet

feet in each yard

= 9 yd

yards in 27 feet

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How many inches are in 10 yards?

First we would convert the yards to feet.

10 x 3yards

feet in each yard

= 30 ft

feet in 10 yards

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How many inches are in 10 yards?

Then we would convert the feet to inches.

30 x 12feet

inches in each foot

= 360 in

inches in 10 yards

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36 feet = _______ yd

4 yd = _______ ft

60 in = _______ ft

120 ft = _______ yd

12 ft = _______ in

7 yd = _______ ft

Try these on your own:

4812

540

14484

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Measuring Weight

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Pounds:

3 Units of Measurement for Weight:

Ounces:

there are 16 ounces in a pound

Tons:

there are 2000 pounds in a ton

= 2000 pounds

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In any conversion, when going from a smaller unit to a larger unit, always divide.

When going from a larger unit to a smaller unit, always multiply.

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How many ounces are in 3 pounds?

We would convert the pounds to ounces.

3 x 16pounds ounces in

a pound

= 48

ounces in 3 lbs

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How many pounds are in 160 ounces?

We would convert the ounces to pounds.

160 ÷ 16ounces

ounces in a pound

= 10

pounds in 160 oz

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How many pounds are in 6 tons?

We would convert the tons to pounds.

6 x 2000tonspounds in a ton

= 12000pounds in 6 tons

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How many ounces are in 2 tons?

First, we would convert the tons to pounds.2 x 2000tonspounds in a ton

= 4000pounds in 2 tons

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How many ounces are in 2 tons?

Then, we would convert the pounds to ounces.4000 x

16pounds ounces in

a pound

= 64000ounces in 2 tons

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32 oz = _______ lb

4 lb = _______ oz

5 tons = _______ lb

120 ft = _______ yd

12 ft = _______ in

7 yd = _______ ft

Try these on your own:

642

1000040

14484

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Math Fun:Kim's uncle sends her a box of books each month. A box with 2 books costs 95 cents to mail; a box with 5 books costs $1.85. A box with 1 book costs 65 cents, one with 4 books costs $1.55; and a box of 3 books cost $1.25. How much did it cost him to mail a box of 6 books? How much would it have cost him to mail all 52 books at once?

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Answer:

Each extra book cost 30 cents more. So six books cost $1.85 (for 5 books) + $0.30, or $2.15. All 52 books at once would have cost 65 cents for the first book and 51 x $0.30, or $15.30 for the rest. $15.30 +$0.65 = $15.95 for all 52 books.

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