Choose the Right Unit: Liquid Volume

Learn to estimate volume and select the right metric unit for measurement in this inviting worksheet! Each of these eight problems will present students with a common object that holds liquid, such as a water bottle or a bathtub. Students will need to choose whether liters or milliliters would be a better unit to measure the volume the object can hold. 

This worksheet is a great choice for third graders learning about the different metric units they can use to find volume. Students can get a stronger grasp on the relative size of a milliliter versus a liter. This skill can be useful in students’ real lives when they must deal with liquid measurements. 

Try doing math with units of volume with Liquid Volume Word Problems. Work on more measurement practice with Estimating Mass: At the Zoo and Choose the Right Unit: Mass.