Grade 2
Grams and Kilograms Worksheets
Converting kilograms to grams: 1 kg is 1000 g.
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- 1.4000 g = ___ kg
- 2.6 kg 100 g = ___ g
- 3.5 kg 900 g = ___ g
- 4.6 kg = ___ g
- 5.6000 g = ___ kg
- 6.8 kg 300 g = ___ g
- 7.5000 g = ___ kg
- 8.7 kg 400 g = ___ g
- 9.7000 g = ___ kg
- 10.2000 g = ___ kg
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1) 4 · 2) 6100 · 3) 5900 · 4) 6000 · 5) 6 · 6) 8300 · 7) 5 · 8) 7400 · 9) 7 · 10) 2
How to explain it to your child
1 kilogram is 1000 grams.
- Turn kilograms into grams: times 1000. — 6 kg → 6000 g
- Add the extra grams. — 6000 + 300 = 6300
Example: 6 kg 300 g = 6300 g.
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