Have you heard the news? King Henry died by drinking chocolate milk!
Of course, not really but this fun mnemonic device is one your students will never forget!

Just like Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally for order of operations, King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk is the perfect way to help students remember the order of the metric prefixes (kilo, base…).

This complete resource pack is designed to give your students the tools they need to confidently convert metric units through charts, reference sheets, worksheets, and engaging activities. With colorful visuals, hands-on practice, and differentiated worksheets, this set works great for whole-group instruction, math centers, interactive notebooks, or independent practice.

Why Teachers Love It:

• Engaging mnemonic students actually remember

• Step-by-step metric conversion charts in color & B&W

• Differentiated worksheets for length, weight/mass, and capacity

• Answer keys included for easy grading

• Perfect for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade math
  Whats Included:

• Teacher Directions (how to use + standards alignment)

• Large Conversion Charts (with and without arrows)

• Student Reference Sheet (color + B&W)

• Tasks (with answer sheet & key)

• Anchor Chart with mnemonic + sample conversions

• Guided Practice Worksheet

• Worksheets with Answer Keys, covering:

• Length (mm, cm, m, km)

• Weight/Mass (mg, g, kg)

• Capacity (mL, L)

• Estimation (multiple choice, length, weight, capacity, and mixed)

• Riddle Worksheet

• Challenge Conversions with uncommon units