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Measurement Conversions

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Convert each measurement. Write a whole number in every blank.

  1. 1.20 ft = ______ in
  2. 2.54 ft = ______ yd
  3. 3.384 in = ______ ft
  4. 4.39 ft = ______ yd
  5. 5.35 yd = ______ ft
  6. 6.10 yd = ______ ft
  7. 7.18 ft = ______ in
  8. 8.36 ft = ______ yd
  9. 9.12 ft = ______ in
  10. 10.26 yd = ______ ft
  11. 11.117 ft = ______ yd
  12. 12.96 ft = ______ yd
  13. 13.264 in = ______ ft
  14. 14.24 yd = ______ ft
  15. 15.138 ft = ______ yd
  16. 16.31 ft = ______ in
  17. 17.43 yd = ______ ft
  18. 18.11 yd = ______ ft
  19. 19.40 ft = ______ in
  20. 20.46 ft = ______ in

MathSheetGo · Sheet #661Please review before classroom use

Measurement conversions connect multiplication and division facts to distances, weights and quantities students encounter every day. These worksheets keep every conversion exact and use whole-number answers, so learners can focus on the relationship between units instead of decimal arithmetic.

Choose US customary or metric units, then focus on length, weight or mass, capacity, or a mixed review. You can practise converting larger units to smaller units, smaller units to larger units, or both directions on the same printable sheet.

Conversions included

  • US length: inches and feet, feet and yards.
  • US weight: ounces and pounds.
  • US capacity: cups and pints, pints and quarts, quarts and gallons.
  • Metric length: millimeters and centimeters, centimeters and meters, meters and kilometers.
  • Metric mass and capacity: grams and kilograms, milliliters and liters.

Teaching tip: name the conversion factor

Before calculating, have students state how many smaller units make one larger unit. Multiply when changing a larger unit into smaller units and divide when changing smaller units into larger units. Ask learners to estimate whether the answer should be greater or less than the starting number as a quick reasonableness check.

How to print this worksheet

  1. Check the settings above. They are already set for measurement conversions.
  2. Pick 10, 15, 20 or 30 problems, a title, and the name or date lines you want.
  3. Choose US Letter or A4 to match the paper in your printer.
  4. Press Download PDF for a file you can save and reuse, or Print to send it straight to your printer.
  5. Keep the answer key page for yourself. The sheet number in the footer lets you make the exact same sheet again later.

Frequently asked questions

Which measurement systems are available?
Choose US customary units or metric units. Each worksheet stays within the selected system.
Do the conversions have decimal answers?
No. The generator chooses starting values that produce exact whole-number answers in either conversion direction.
Can I mix length, weight and capacity?
Yes. Choose Mixed measurements to combine all three types available in the selected unit system.

Worksheets are generated automatically and checked by automated tests, but please review each sheet before using it in class.

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