Liquid Measurements

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Liquid Measurements
By Emily Woodard and Abby Skeen
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What you need

• Milk Jug
• Quart Size Container
• Pint Size Container
• Cup Size Container
• Marker
• Water

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Direction 1

• Starting with the smallest container, pour water
  into the next larger container.
• Mark the line of the waters level.
• Then fill completely to the top to see how much
  more is needed.

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Direction 2

• Pour that water into the next largest container.
• Mark the line of the waters level.
• Then fill completely to the top to see how much
  more is needed.

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Direction 3

• Pour that water into the next largest container.
• Mark the line of the waters level.
• Then fill completely to the top to see how much
  more is needed.

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Direction 4

• Pour that water into the next largest container.
• Mark the line of the waters level.
• Then fill completely to the top to see how much
  more is needed.

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Which liquid measurement is the smallest?

• Cup

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Which liquid measurement is the largest?

• Gallon

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How many pints fit in a quart?

• Two

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How many cups fit in a gallon?

• Sixteen

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How many quarts fit in a gallon?

• Four

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The End