Title: Feet, Yards, Inches,
1Feet, Yards, Inches, Miles
F Y I M
2Essential Questions
- What are the standard units that measure length?
- How do I convert from unit to unit?
3Feet
- The height of a piece of notebook paper
- The length and width of the floor tiles
4Inches
- Your knuckle
- The thickness of your reading book
- The thickness of your writing notebook
12 inches 1 foot
5Yards
- The width of a doorway
- The height of 3 cubbies
36 inches 1 yard 3 feet 1 yard
6Miles
- The distance to the high school
5,280 feet 1 mile 1,760 yards 1 mile
7Which would you use to measure
MI.
IN.
FT.
YD.
8Which would you use to measure
- the length of your pencil?
FT.
YD.
MI.
IN.
9Which would you use to measure
IN.
FT.
YD.
MI.
10Which would you use to measure
- the distance from here to your house?
IN.
FT.
YD.
MI.
11How do you convert from one unit to the other?
- A problem may give you one unit and ask for
another. - Here you need to convert, or change, the number
given to the one that you need.
12How do you convert from one unit to the other?
12 inches 1 foot
- Write the correct fact under the problem.
- If the numbers are stacked, DIVIDE,
- If they are across from each other, MULTIPLY.
13Try this one!!!
- 9 ft. ___ yd.
- 3 ft. 1 yd.
- 9/3 3
- I know 3 feet 1 yard.
- The numbers are stacked, so I divide.
- 9 divided by 3 equals 3.
- 9 feet 3 yards
14Try this one!!!
- 3 yds. ___ in.
- 1 yd. 36 in.
- 3 X 36 108
- I know 36 in. 1 ft.
- The numbers are across from each other, so I
multiply. - 3 times 36 equals 108.
- 3 yds. 108 in.
15CORRECT!!!
CORRECT!!!
CORRECT!!!
16WRONG!!!
17CLOSE, BUT THERES A BETTER ANSWER!!!