Liters and Gallons Measuring Liquids What are Liters

What are Liters and Gallons? • Liters and Gallons are two types of measurements

Comparing the Sizes of Different Measurements ing on s u c o f We

Liters • When we talk about liters, the most common liquids we think of

Gallons • When we talk about gallons, the most common liquids we think of

Liters are smaller than Gallons 4 liters = 1 gallon There about 4 liters

1 liter = ¼ gallon 3 liters = ¾ gallon 2 liters = ½

4 liters = 1 gallon That means that. . . 4 liters go in

Which is Larger (more)? 1 Liter 1 Gallon

Which is Smaller (less)? 1 Liter 1 Gallon

Which is Smaller (less)? Remember. . . It takes 4 liters to fill up

Which is Larger (more)? Remember. . . It takes 4 liters to fill up

Which is Larger (more)? Remem It takes ber. . . 4 l fill up

Which is Larger (more)? Remember. . . It takes 8 liters to fill up

Are these EQUAL? Remember. . . It takes 4 liters to fill up 1

Are these EQUAL? Remember. . . It takes 8 liters to fill up 2

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Liters and Gallons Measuring Liquids

What are Liters and Gallons? • Liters and Gallons are two types of measurements • Liters are smaller than gallons • Gallons are bigger than liters • Liters and Gallons are used to measure LIQUIDS! • They tell us HOW MUCH liquid we have in a container

Comparing the Sizes of Different Measurements ing on s u c o f We are gallons. . . d liters an ure LARGE as they me f liquid! so amount po les ab 1 t 1 t ea sp oo on n Smallest 1 cup 1 quart 1 liter Largest 1 gallon

Liters • When we talk about liters, the most common liquids we think of are: water, soda, or another type of drink • When you go to the grocery store you can find many drinks that come in liter bottles like these Fun fact: You should drink 2 liters of water each day! So, how many of these 1 liter bottles of water should you drink a day? You should drink 2 of the 1 liter bottles. 1 liter of Gatorade 1 liter of Soda 1 liter of Water

Gallons • When we talk about gallons, the most common liquids we think of are: water, milk, or gasoline Fun fact: Normal cars hold 12 gallons of gasoline! So, how many of these 1 gallon bottles of gasoline should you put in a car? You should put 12 of the 1 gallon bottles in a car. 1 gallon of Milk 1 gallon of Water 1 gallon of Gasoline

Liters are smaller than Gallons 4 liters = 1 gallon There about 4 liters in 1 gallon (4 liters = 1. 05 gallons) It takes 4 liter bottles of water to fill the 1 gallon bottle 4 liters = 1 gallon

1 liter = ¼ gallon 3 liters = ¾ gallon 2 liters = ½ gallon 4 liters = 1 gallon

4 liters = 1 gallon That means that. . . 4 liters go in the other gallon 4 liters go in the first gallon 8 liters = 2 gallons

Which is Larger (more)? 1 Liter 1 Gallon

Which is Smaller (less)? 1 Liter 1 Gallon

Which is Smaller (less)? Remember. . . It takes 4 liters to fill up 1 gallon. Are there 4 liters? 2 Liters 1 Gallon

Which is Larger (more)? Remember. . . It takes 4 liters to fill up 1 gallon. Are there 4 liters? 2 Liters 1 Gallon

Which is Larger (more)? Remem It takes ber. . . 4 l fill up 1 iters to ga there M llon. Is ORE tha n 4 liters? 5 Liters 1 Gallon

Which is Smaller (less)? Remember. . . It takes 4 liters to fill up 1 gallon. 5 Liters 1 Gallon

Which is Larger (more)? Remember. . . It takes 8 liters to fill up 2 gallons. Are there MORE than 8 liters? 4 Liters 2 Gallons

Are these EQUAL? Remember. . . It takes 4 liters to fill up 1 gallon. Are there 4 liters? 4 Liters YES!!! They are equal 1 Gallon

Are these EQUAL? Remember. . . It takes 8 liters to fill up 2 gallons. Are there 8 liters? 6 Liters NO!!! They are NOT equal 2 Gallons

Are these EQUAL? Remember. . . It takes 8 liters to fill up 2 gallons. Are there 8 liters? 8 Liters YES!!! They are equal 2 Gallons