Since the beginning of time we have been using different methods to measure time change. It all started with the sun dial that relied on the sun. This was not a very reliable tool for time measurement because if it were cloudy or night time, it was useless. The hourglass came into existence and we had a reliable means to measure elapsed time. In the 14th century we saw the first mechanical clock followed the next century by the pendulum clock. Measuring weight has always been essential for trade. Over course of history every local trader used a slight different method. This was until the very late 18th century when the metric system first appeared.

Solving measurements is a good skill to have, especially if you have a job that requires fieldwork. So, the students must understand how they can perform measurements proficiently. So, let us discuss a few steps which could help the students in performing those measurements perfectly. The first step is to categorize different units that are there for measurements. For instance, if you have tables, chairs, clothes, and toys, separate them for easier measurement. Now that you have categorized them, start counting them. You can perform multiplication on those who are of the same kind to get done with it quicker. These worksheets explain how to add and convert units of weight and time. Answers will be given in specified units (ounces, pounds, hours, etc.). All units are Imperial measurements.