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3rd Grade Math 10.7, Estimate & Measure Liquid Volume, Liter (L)

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First published at 13:02 UTC on August 2nd, 2019.

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Liquid volume can be measured using U.S. Standard measures, or metric measures. In metric measures, 1 liter is about 4 cups in U.S. Standard measure. Liquid volume is the amount of liquid in a container. The liter, abbreviated with L, is the basic metric unit for measuring liquid volume. When we pour liquid into a container, it takes the shape of the container. A benchmark is a known size or amount that helps us understand a different size or amount. An estimate is an answer that is close to the exact amount. We compare different size containers to see if they are less than 1 liter, about 1 liter, or more than 1 liter. We compare different containers to see if they are less than 1/2 liter, about 1/2 liter, or more than 1/2 liter. We discuss which countries use the metric system and which countries do not. We pour liquid from one container to another container to compare how much liquid volume the containers hold.

Countries That Use Metric Measures World Atlas
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