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Weight Length Capacity Metric System Customary System Gram – Kilogram – Ounce – Pound – Ton – Length Metric System Customary System Centimeter – Meter – Kilometer – Inch – Foot – Yard – Mile – Capacity Metric System Customary System Milliliter – Liter – Cup – Pint – Quart – Gallon

Weight Length Capacity Example Chart Weight Metric System Customary System Gram – the weight of a paper clip Kilogram – the weight of a textbook Ounce – the weight of a piece of bread Pound – the weight of a loaf of bread Ton – the weight of a small elephant Length Metric System Customary System Centimeter – the width of your pinky finger Meter – the distance from the ground to an adult’s hip Kilometer – the length of a short running race Inch – the length of a paper clip Foot – the length of an adult’s foot Yard – the distance from the ground to an adult’s hip Mile – 4 laps around a running track Capacity Metric System Customary System Milliliter – one drop from an eyedropper Liter – a large bottle of soda Cup – a milk carton from the cafeteria Pint – a small water bottle Quart – a large bottle of soda Gallon – a milk jug