Grades 4-6 16 story problems to practice length, volume, weight, and temperature. 9Perfect for a math center 9Great for test prep and fast finishers. 9Aligned with Common Core Standards 9Answer sheet and answer key included Here are 16 measurement story problem cards to use with your students. These cards focus primarily on length, volume, weight, and temperature. They will require a combination of basic operations, conversions, and logic to solve. Students can record their answers on the included answer sheet and check their work with the answer key. These cards will look best in color, but will also print out fine in grayscale. Simply print and cut along the guidelines. Laminate and use them again and again. Alternatively, you could print on cardstock. It works well to keep them in a baggie. Another option is to hole-punch a corner of each card and put them all on a ring. This product is correlated with Common Core Standards: 4.MD.1, 4.MD.2, and 5.MD1. I have created a variety of task cards which you can find right here in the Task Card section of my TpT Store: http://bit.ly/sZYtu1 This resource was created by Rachel Lynette copyright 2012. It may be printed and photocopied for single classroom and personal use only and may not be sold or distributed in any form. Thank you for respecting the copyright. 1 Andrew and Sarah are having a lemonade stand. They have made 3 quarts of lemonade. The paper cups they have each hold ¾ of a cup. How many paper cups of lemonade will they be able to fill? Casey has 2½ yards of red ribbon. She needs to cut pieces that are 4 inches long. How many pieces of ribbon will she get? Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: 64º 68º 71º 77 º 76º 82º 80º 2 3 What was the average temperature for the week? Measurement Task Cards created by Rachel Lynette Copyright ©2012 all rights reserved 4 Marcella weighs 7 pounds more than Hannah. Hannah weighs three pounds less than Susan. Susan weighs 84 pounds. How much does Marcella weigh? http://www.rachel-lynette.com 5 Tony walks ಛ of a mile to school each day. He also walks home from school. How many miles will he have walked in one five-day school week? 7 Vincent is sick. He has a temperature of 102.4º. Normal body temperature is 98.6º. How much higher is Vincent's temperature than normal? Measurement Task Cards created by Rachel Lynette Copyright ©2012 all rights reserved 6 A jar of pennies weighs 50 ounces. If the number of pennies inside the jar is doubled, the jar of pennies will weigh 92 ounces. How much does the jar weigh? 8 Carl has three dogs. Spot weighs 27 pounds. Rascal weighs 6 pounds more than Fluffy. Fluffy weighs 8 pounds more than Spot. How much do all three dogs weigh together? http://www.rachel-lynette.com 9 On a map one inch is equal to 125 miles. There are six inches between Happyville and Glumtown. How many miles are between the two towns? 10 Jake is making waffles. His recipe calls for ¼ cup of sugar, but Jake cannot find the measuring cups anywhere. The only measuring spoon he can find is for ½ a teaspoon. How many ½ teaspoons of sugar will Jake need to make the waffles? 11 12 An African elephant drinks about 42 gallons of water each day. How many pints of water does an African elephant drink in a week? An African Elephant eats about 600 pounds of food a day. How many days will it take an African Elephant to eat nine tons of food? Measurement Task Cards created by Rachel Lynette Copyright ©2012 all rights reserved http://www.rachel-lynette.com 13 Brooke has a flower bed that is 3 feet wide by 7 feet long. She has decided to divide her bed into 1 foot squares and plant three tulip bulbs in each square. How many tulip bulbs will she need? Which of these is the best buy for apple juice? 15 An 8 ounce can for $.65 A 16 ounce can for $1.25 A 32 ounce can for $2.85 Measurement Task Cards created by Rachel Lynette Copyright ©2012 all rights reserved 14 Desmond is making tropical punch popsicles. It takes 4 ounces of juice to make one popsicle. Desmond has one quart of juice. How many popsicles can Desmond make? 16 Mike has a square brownie with sides that are each five inches long. He cuts the brownie in half to share with a friend. What is the area of each brownie half? http://www.rachel-lynette.com Name ____________________________________ Use this sheet to record your Measurement Task Card answers. Remember to include the measurement unit in your answer. 1. 9. 2. 10. 3. 11. 4. 12. 5. 13. 6. 14. 7. 15. 8. 16. Measurement Task Cards created by Rachel Lynette Copyright ©2012 all rights reserved http://www.rachel-lynette.com Check your work! 1. 22 pieces (2 inches left over) 9. 750 miles 2. 16 paper cups 10. 24 ½ teaspoons 3. 74 degrees 11. 2,352 pints 4. 88 pounds 12. 30 days 5. 3ѿmiles 13. 63 bulbs 6. 8 ounces 14. 8 popsicles 7. 3.8 degrees 15. 16 ounces is the best buy 8. 103 pounds 16. 12.5 square inches Measurement Task Cards created by Rachel Lynette Copyright ©2012 all rights reserved http://www.rachel-lynette.com Thank you so much for downloading this freebie! You can find more task cards in the task card section of my TpT store: http://bit.ly/sZYtu1 TpT Store: http://www.rachel-lynette.com You can find ways to facilitate creative and critical thinking at www.minds-in-bloom.com "Like" my facebook page to find frequent freebies, teaching tips, useful links, and more: www.facebook.com/mindsinbloom 9 ready-to-use 9 highly rated 9 Focused on higher level thinking skills
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