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Measuring Capacity Worksheets
Page through a plethora of worksheets, meticulously designed for 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade children and prepare them to estimate, measure, and compare liquid volumes. It contains exercises to practice estimating the capacity of real-life objects, comparing two quantities, reading a graduated cylinder, reading a jug, filling a jug, and calculating the capacity of a single item. Tap into some of these worksheets for free!
Measuring Capacity Using Containers
Recognizing and Describing Volume Levels | Full, Half-full, and Empty
Kids describe volume levels as full or empty and gradual changes in volume, such as almost full or half-empty, by choosing, coloring, and sequencing.
Measuring Capacity Using Small Containers
Checking if statements align with the key and coloring the correct number of smaller containers using the key are the tasks in these worksheets.
Compare the capacity of two quantities, and fill in the box with the appropriate symbol <, >, or = in each problem.
Determining the Capacity of Each Small Container
In each capacity worksheet, all that needs to be done is divide the capacity of the large container by the number of smaller containers it can fill!
Reading a Graduated Cylinder
Reading Graduated Cylinders | 25 mL and 50 mL
Kids in 3rd grade and 4th grade improve their observation and scientific accuracy by recording liquid levels in graduated cylinders.
Reading Graduated Cylinders | 100 mL and 500 mL
Scale and improve data recording abilities as children handle large volume measurements in each worksheet.
Reading Graduated Cylinders | Mixed
Refine the ability to read liquid volumes and strengthen analytical thinking for diverse sizes of graduated cylinders.
Reading Graduated Cylinders | Decimals
Improve precision and prepare for complex experiments with these printables as learners accurately record liquid levels marked with decimals.
Reading Graduated Cylinders | Whole Numbers and Decimals
Encourage kids to manage whole numbers and decimals and foster attention to detail with these exercises.
Reading Measuring Jugs
Reading Liquid Levels – 1L or 2L Jugs
Introduce kids to reading liquid levels on measuring jugs while choosing between 1L or 2L jugs. Each worksheet presents nine jugs, and the task is to record the correct liquid level.
Reading Liquid Levels on Measuring Jugs
This set of worksheets tasks grade 2 and grade 3 kids with reading the measuring jug with the scale graduated as 1 L and 2 L.
Calculating Liquid Changes in Measuring Jugs
Challenge kids to determine how much liquid to add or subtract to reach a specific level or to predict measurements after changes in volume.
Estimating Capacity
Estimating Capacity of Real-Life Objects
Each pdf worksheet has 8 multiple-choice questions on estimating the capacity of real-life objects. Both metric and customary units are included.
Estimating Capacity | More or Less
Prompt kids to choose the best estimation that describes the capacity of each object.
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