Mixed Customary Weight
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Practice Questions
- 2 lb = ? oz
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32
- 4000 lb = ? T
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2
- 3 T = ? lb
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6,000
- 48 oz = ? lb
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3
- 5 lb = ? oz
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80
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Teaching Notes
This collection focuses on mixed customary weight. Ensure students understand the relationship between ounces, pounds, and tons.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Confusing the conversion factors (16 vs 2000)
- Multiplying instead of dividing
- Forgetting to label units
- Incorrect conversion factors.
- Multiplying instead of dividing.
- Forgetting units in answer.
- Mixing up ounce/pound/ton.
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- Why do we use tons for heavy things like cars?
- How many ounces are in half a pound?
- When would you use pounds instead of ounces?
- When do we use ounces instead of pounds?
- How heavy is an average ton?
- Why are different units of weight needed?
- What real-world items are measured in tons?
Extension Activities
- Weigh objects in the classroom.
- Estimate weights of various items.
- Research weights of animals.
Parent Tip
Help your child weigh different objects around the house using a kitchen scale.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Measurement and Data
Estimated Time
15 minutes