Converting Metric Mass and Capacity Worksheets
Convert kilograms to grams and litres to millilitres.
Converting Metric Mass and Capacity
Name:Date:Score:
Convert between kilograms and grams, and between litres and millilitres.
- 112 L = mL
- 25 L = mL
- 34000 mL = L
- 44000 g = kg
- 511000 mL = L
- 610000 g = kg
- 710 L = mL
- 86000 g = kg
- 93000 g = kg
- 101000 mL = L
- 119000 mL = L
- 123 kg = g
- 131 L = mL
- 142 L = mL
- 158 kg = g
- 167000 mL = L
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Converting Metric Mass and Capacity
Name:Date:Score:
Convert between kilograms and grams, and between litres and millilitres.
- 13000 g = kg
- 212000 mL = L
- 38 L = mL
- 411000 g = kg
- 511 kg = g
- 67000 mL = L
- 710 kg = g
- 88000 g = kg
- 912000 g = kg
- 109000 mL = L
- 112000 g = kg
- 128000 mL = L
- 134 kg = g
- 146 kg = g
- 1512 L = mL
- 161000 g = kg
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Converting Metric Mass and Capacity
Name:Date:Score:
Convert between kilograms and grams, and between litres and millilitres.
- 12 L = mL
- 28000 g = kg
- 38 L = mL
- 41000 mL = L
- 59 L = mL
- 64000 mL = L
- 71000 g = kg
- 89000 mL = L
- 95000 mL = L
- 1010000 g = kg
- 1111 L = mL
- 1210000 mL = L
- 133000 mL = L
- 142000 mL = L
- 151 kg = g
- 169 kg = g
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Answer key — Sheet A (16 answers)
- 1. 12000
- 2. 5000
- 3. 4
- 4. 4
- 5. 11
- 6. 10
- 7. 10000
- 8. 6
- 9. 3
- 10. 1
- 11. 9
- 12. 3000
- 13. 1000
- 14. 2000
- 15. 8000
- 16. 7
Answer key — Sheet B (16 answers)
- 1. 3
- 2. 12
- 3. 8000
- 4. 11
- 5. 11000
- 6. 7
- 7. 10000
- 8. 8
- 9. 12
- 10. 9
- 11. 2
- 12. 8
- 13. 4000
- 14. 6000
- 15. 12000
- 16. 1
Answer key — Sheet C (16 answers)
- 1. 2000
- 2. 8
- 3. 8000
- 4. 1
- 5. 9000
- 6. 4
- 7. 1
- 8. 9
- 9. 5
- 10. 10
- 11. 11000
- 12. 10
- 13. 3
- 14. 2
- 15. 1000
- 16. 9000
About this skill
Prefix kilo- means a thousand and milli- means a thousandth, so both conversions use 1,000.
How to teach it
- Measure real objects around the house.
- Estimate before measuring, then check.
- Know benchmarks: a finger is about 1 cm wide, a door about 2 m tall.
Mistakes to watch for
- Starting the measurement at 1 instead of 0.
- Choosing silly units, such as kilometres for a pencil.
