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Converting Volumes of Liquid
Jonathan GutknechtSlide2
Content
Area
:
Mathematics
Grade
Level
:
Fifth
Grade
Summary
:
The purpose of this instructional Power Point is to further the students understanding of the conversion volumes of liquid.
Learning Objective
:
Given four different volumes of liquid, the students will be able to convert them with 100% accuracy.
Content Standard
:
Measurement & Data
Accomplishment
:
Convert
like measurement units within a given measurement system. Slide3
Four Volumes of
Liquid
Cups
Pints
QuartsGallonsSlide4
4
quarts
make 1 gallon
+
2
cups
make 1
pint
2
pints
make 1
quart
+
=
+
+
+
+
=
=Slide5
Further inquiry for converting volumes of liquid
If it takes
2 cups
to fill
1 pint, then that means there are 4 cups in 2 pints.
So If it takes
2 pints
to fill
1 quart
, then there are 4 cups
in 1 quart.
Don’t forget this principle. This is key to understanding conversions of liquid.Slide6
W
ater Water
E
verywhere!!
It’s time to test your knowledge on volumes of liquid!Can you distribute these volumes of water correctly?Slide7
How many quarts would fit into a half gallon container?
4 quarts
3 quarts
2 quarts
5 quartsSlide8
CORRECT!!!
2 quarts is right!
Good job converting!Slide9
H
ow many pints of water would be in a
2 quart
container?
6 pints4
pints
4
½ pints
5
pintsSlide10
CORRECT!!!
Good job Mathematician! You converted correctly!Slide11
If you had 16 pints of water, which gallon container would be
just the right size
?
H
int: There are 2 pints in a quart.1 gallon container4 gallon container
2 gallon container
3 gallon
containerSlide12
Superlative!!!
That was just the right size! Continue on to the final question!Slide13
If a container has
3
quarts and you took out 4 cups, how many
quarts
would be left?Hint: There are 4 cups in 1 quart
2 quarts
8 quarts
12 quarts
4 quartsSlide14
Fantastic!!!
That
is absolutely correct! Slide15
Good job today fellow scholar!
You learned a lot about conversion with volumes of liquids.
As we continue to learn more about conversion you will see just how many different ways it’s used.Slide16
Too much!4 quarts would be the right amount for 1 gallon, but not ½ gallon.Slide17
Very close!That’s just a little bit too much! Try again.Slide18
The container would overflow!With that much volume, the container would be overflowing with water!Slide19
Too much water!
Try that question again, you can do it!Slide20
So close!
That’s just a tiny bit too much! Try again!Slide21
Too much!
That’s a little bit too much water volume for the container.Slide22
Not enough gallons!
While 1 gallon is not 16 pints, it is the equivalent of 16 CUPS. Try this question again.Slide23
Too many gallons!
That is too many gallons! 4 gallons would be the same as 16 QUARTS, but not 16 pints. Try again!Slide24
Too much!
16 pints would not be enough to fill up a 3 gallon container! You would need a smaller container.Slide25
Not quite!
Although 8 QUARTS is not correct, 8 CUPS would
be.
However,
the question asked how many QUARTS would be left. Slide26
TOO MUCH!!
12 quarts is way too much! However, 12 cups is how much that was in the container before it had been emptied. Slide27
Too much water!
Since we started off with 3 quarts and then lost some water, we wouldn’t have 4 quarts.
Reread the question carefully again.