Conversions anchor chart

Metric conversions. Tough stuff, but the colors make it easier to handle.

Anchor Charts, 4th grade math, Customary Conversions

Anchor chart for customary and metric units. 5th grade.

These 4th grade anchor charts reinforce concepts for reading, science, math, behavior management, environmentalism, and more!

 I can convert measurements within the same measuring system. 5.MD.1 5th graders are expected to convert among different-sized standard measurement units within a given measurement system (e.g.,...

Again, I'm behind on posting this! Where does the time go? We did measurement back in March, and while we did a lot with it, I'm just going to outline what we did with our notebooks in this post. We began by discussing the two systems of measurement. We decided the best way to organize this information was in a T chart (we REALLY like those around here!) and we wanted to keep all the types of measurement (length, capacity, weight) together as well. Here is the list we came up with: Next, we…

Length customary/metric

Hi! I'm Susie! I'm a curriculum developer at Panicked Teacher. On my blog, I share classroom tips, teaching ideas and upper elementary resources.

So I am FINALLY posting these photos that I actually planned on posting a while ago! We have made sooooooo many anchor charts in the past few months and I would LOVE to share them with you!! For each chart, the kids have a corresponding page in their math notebook. We made this one after we observed what happened when converting measurements. We made this "Big G" after completing a few capacity activities! Wall full of charts!! Stay tuned for part 2, which includes multiplication and…

My millennials are exploring measurement and had been exposed to non standard and standard units of: massvolumelengthtime Now, they have been doing conversion of units for each strands, such as kil…