Volume Order from Least to Greatest You will

Volume: Order from Least to Greatest You will need: 6. G. 2 calculator, pencil/paper, volume cards (copied and cut) 1. Shuffle volume cards. 2. Draw 3 cards from the pile. 3. Using estimation, place the cards in order from smallest volume to greatest volume. 4. Check your work by calculating each card’s volume. Reorder the cards if necessary. Use a calculator to check your work!

Mrs. Math bought her mom a winter coat for a gift. The gift box is 1. 5 feet long, 2. 5 feet wide, and 2 feet deep. What is the volume of the gift box? My dog’s crate is 8 feet long, 4. 5 feet wide, and 4. 5 feet tall. How much space is inside the dog crate? A pool is 12 feet deep, 9. 75 feet wide, and 13. 5 feet long. How much water can fit inside the pool? A large aquarium measures 5. 5 feet long, 3 feet wide, and 2. 75 feet deep. How much water can fit inside the aquarium? What is the volume of the box? How much can fit inside the box? 1. 75 ft Find the volume: 8 feet 1 ½ ft This box can hold ______ cubic feet. 4 ft 1 ½ ft

Mr. Math and Mrs. Math are moving. One of their moving My cat’s crate is 4 feet long, 4. 5 feet wide, and 1. 5 feet tall. boxes measures 3. 5 feet by 8 feet by 4 feet. How much space is inside the cat crate? can the box hold? A pool is 8 feet deep, 7. 75 feet wide, and 20. 5 feet long. How much water can fit inside the pool? A large aquarium measures 4. 25 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 3. 5 feet deep. How much water can fit inside the aquarium? What is the volume of the box? How much can fit inside the box? 2. 75 ft Find the volume: 9 feet 2 ½ ft This box can hold ______ cubic feet. 2 ft 2. 4 ft 1 ½ ft