What could make more sense than an anchor chart that demonstrates liquid measurement as the real deal? Bottles within bottles does just that! Have your students "pour" over this pictorial representation of a gallon, ½ gallons, quarts, pints, and cups. It's yours for free below. Does this work for you? Please leave some feedback in the comment section that follows this post. Thanks!
This is very useful.
@Teresa L. Johnson:Thank you...I've used it for years!
This is really awesome! Every teacher who teaches levels that teach measurement should have this.
@Debbie:If this is helpful, then you're happy and I'm happy. Thanks for commenting.
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This is great!
@Kim:Thanks, Kim. Take "measures" to use this with student understanding! (ha-ha)
irDUZM I would like to know what app this is also.
@Your Domain Name:There isn't an app. This is my original resource. If you'd like to see my other education resources, you can go to https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Margo-Gentile