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Exploring Customary Units of Length

Learn how to estimate, measure, compare, and convert customary units of length like feet, yards, and miles with fun examples and practice problems. Discover the relationships between different units and improve your measurement skills in this educational guide.

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Exploring Customary Units of Length

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  1. Customary Units of Length By: Angelina Rodriguez 3rd Grade

  2. Customary Measurement Objectives ●13A – 13C Estimate, measure, compare, and convert customary units of length ● 13D Solve problems using skills and strategies

  3. What are the standard units that measure length? Customary Units of Length 1 foot = 12 inches 1 yard = 3 feet 1 yard = 36 inches 1 mile = 1,760 yards 1 mile = 5,280 feet

  4. inch (in.) A quarter is about 1 inch (in.) wide

  5. foot (ft.) The length of a sheet of notebook paper is about 1 foot (ft.)

  6. yard (yd.) The length of a baseball bat is about 1 yard (yd.)

  7. Mile (mi.) You can walk about 1 mile (mi.) in 20 minutes

  8. Which would you use to measure a football Answer: B. feet • Inches C. yard • Feet D. mile

  9. What would you use to measure a door? Answer: C. yard • Inches C. yard • Feet D. mile

  10. Which would you use to measure a stamp? Answer: A. inches • Inches C. yard • Feet D. mile

  11. Which would you use to measure the distance across a bridge? Answer: D. miles • Inches C. yard • Feet D. mile

  12. Which would you use to measure the the height of a woman? The height of a woman Answer: A 5 feet A. 5 feet B. 5 miles

  13. Chose the best estimate The height of a tall tree Answer: A. 50 feet A. 50 feet B. 50 inches

  14. Choose the better estimate. The length of a pair of pants Answer: B. 1 yard A. 1 inch B. 1 yard

  15. Great Job! THE END

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