Measurement chart

Sorry, thems the rules.

Post these free printables in the kitchen for easy reference: a cooking measures equivalency chart, healthful snack ideas, and our menu planning template.

Today I’m happy to share with you a convenient and cute printable kitchen conversion chart. I’m also including a free SVG cut file for this design. As a french person…

Learn helpful tips for teaching your measuring unit. Practice using correct measurement tools, measuring objects, and other measurement activities!

Want a printable with some common kitchen measurements and their equivalents? Download this free Kitchen Measurement Conversion Chart! It has many common kitchen measurements including teaspoons, tablespoons, ounces, cups, liters, pints, and grams. I love the cute vintage look of this chart!

We started with these questions. The kids knew a lot about measurement. They just needed help with the vocabulary. With a little bit of help they were able to come up with these answers. What does it mean to measure something? Tell how big it is, tell how small something is What qualities of an object can be measured? Length, height, weight, capacity How can I measure something? Use a ruler, compare it to something else Does how I measure matter? Yes! They have to start from the same place…

Another school semester is rapidly drawing closer and one thing is for sure. Undergrads keep on struggling with their metric conversion chart template (Excel, Word, PDF). They discover math table troublesome subject as a rule

A metric conversion chart put together by Jenny Jones to help international cooks with her recipes.

Losing weight sometimes can be a burden for many people. Some people do it for health reasons, but also because they want to get the ideal body weight.

Wondering how you can remember how many quarts in a gallon or how many pints in a quart? Try this gallon man activity to teach it creatively!