HavenHub Math • Edition 7
Unit 2 Workbook: The Vessel
Lesson 2.1 & 2.2: The Language of Capacity
1.Choose the Right Vessel: Circle the unit you would use to measure the liquid inside.
A Large Fish Tank: ( Cup / Gallon )
A Teaspoon of Syrup: ( Milliliter / Liter )
A Bottle of Milk: ( Quart / Milliliter )
A Bathtub: ( Cup / Gallon )
2.True or False? A Liter is about the same size as a Quart. ( TRUE / FALSE )
3.How many milliliters are in 1 whole Liter?
Lesson 2.3: Converting the Kingdom
1.The Gallon Man Logic: Use your memory of the hierarchy to solve.
1 Gallon = Quarts
1 Quart = Pints
1 Pint = Cups
2 Gallons = Quarts
2.The Big Count: If you have 4 Quarts, do you have a full Gallon? ( YES / NO )
Lesson 2.4: Reading the Smile
1.Precise Sight: Look at the beakers below. Read the volume at the BOTTOM of the curve. (Each mark is 100 mL).
Lesson 2.5: The Conservation Test
1.The Architect's Logic: You have 4 cups of water in a tall pitcher. You pour all of it into 4 small bowls. Each bowl gets exactly 1 cup.
Did the amount of water change?
What is this rule called? The Law of .
2.Drawing Proof: Draw a tall, thin glass and a short, wide bowl. Color them to show they both have 1 Cup of water inside.
C.A.M.E. Precision Node
A merchant claims that his large jar holds 10 pints of oil. He also claims the jar is a 1-gallon jar. Use your math laws to prove if the merchant is telling the truth. (Hint: How many pints fit in a gallon?)
Proof:
Lesson 2.6: The Royal Feast Exchange
1.
Deep Conversion: You have 2 Gallons of milk. You need to fill Pints. How many Pints do you have?
Step 1: Convert Gallons to Quarts. 2 x 4 = [ ] Quarts.
Step 2: Convert Quarts to Pints. [ ] x 2 = [ ] Pints.
Total Pints:
2.
The Baker's Cup: You have 1 Quart. How many Cups is that?
1 Quart = Cups.
Lesson 2.7: The Steward's Inventory
1.
Inventory Check: Add the total volume in the warehouse.
| Vessel | Quantity | Total Cups |
|---|
| Quarts | 2 | |
| Pints | 4 | |
| Gallons | 1 | |
Grand Total Cups:
🛡️ UNIT 2 SIGNET CHALLENGE
"There is not a vessel more." — 2 Kings 4:6
1.
The Pour Test: Find a measuring cup. Pour 250 mL of water. Does it look like a full cup? ( [ ] Yes [ ] No )
2.
The Meniscus Vow: Draw a picture of yourself looking at a beaker. Where should your eyes be? Draw a line from your eyes to the bottom of the water curve.
I have mastered the Laws of the Vessel.
Student Signature
Unit 2 Mastery Review: The Deep Dive
Prove your mastery of the Vessel.
1.
The Aquarium Challenge: An aquarium holds 50 Gallons of water. You only have a 1-Quart pitcher to fill it. How many trips must you make to fill the tank?
Trips:
2.
The Science Lab: You have 2 Liters of solution. You need to pour it into test tubes that hold 50 mL each. How many test tubes can you fill?
Test Tubes:
3.
The Party Punch: A recipe calls for 2 cups of juice, 1 pint of soda, and 1 quart of sherbet. What is the total volume of the punch in CUPS?
Total Cups:
4.
The Leaky Faucet: A faucet drips 10 mL of water every minute. How many Liters of water are wasted in one hour? (Hint: 60 minutes in an hour).
Liters Wasted:
5.
The Comparison: Which is more: 3 Gallons or 50 Cups? Show your work.
Winner:
Appendix A: The 100 Drills of the Jar
Speed and Accuracy in Capacity.
1. 1 gal = [ ] qt
2. 1 qt = [ ] pt
3. 1 pt = [ ] c
4. 1 L = [ ] mL
5. 2 L = [ ] mL
6. 4 qt = [ ] gal
7. 2 pt = [ ] qt
8. 8 c = [ ] pt
9. 500 mL = [ ] L
10. 16 c = [ ] gal
Instructions for the Scribe: Continue this pattern until you reach 100. Practice renaming units across the G-Q-P-C hierarchy. Practice finding the 1,000 ratio in metric. Accuracy is your Honor.
11. 1 gal = 16 cups
12. 2 gal = 32 cups
13. 1 qt = 4 cups
14. 2 qt = 8 cups
15. 1 pt = 2 cups
16. 2 pt = 4 cups
17. 1 L = 1000 mL
18. 2 L = 2000 mL
19. 1/2 L = 500 mL
20. 1/4 L = 250 mL
21. 3 qt = [ ] pt
22. 5 pt = [ ] c
23. 10 gal = [ ] qt
24. 5000 mL = [ ] L
25. 1 gal - 1 qt = [ ] qt
26. 1 qt - 1 pt = [ ] pt
27. 1 pt - 1 c = [ ] c
28. 1 L - 100 mL = [ ] mL
29. 4 qt + 4 qt = [ ] gal
30. 2 pt + 2 pt = [ ] qt
31. 1 gallon = [ ] oz
32. 1 quart = [ ] oz
33. 1 pint = [ ] oz
34. 1 cup = [ ] oz
35. 1/2 cup = [ ] oz
36. 1/4 cup = [ ] oz
37. 1 liter = [ ] mL
38. 1/2 liter = [ ] mL
39. 1/4 liter = [ ] mL
40. 3/4 liter = [ ] mL
41. 10 liters = [ ] mL
42. 100 liters = [ ] mL
43. 1000 mL = [ ] L
44. 500 mL = [ ] L
45. 250 mL = [ ] L
46. 1 barrel = [ ] gal
47. 16 tablespoons = [ ] cup
48. 3 teaspoons = [ ] tbsp
49. 1 fl oz = [ ] mL
50. 1.0 Shalom
Instructions for the Scribe: Continue this pattern until you reach 100. Practice renaming units across the G-Q-P-C hierarchy. Practice finding the 1,000 ratio in metric. Accuracy is your Honor.
Appendix A.2: The Scribe's 50 Capacity Riddles
Solve these rapid-fire challenges.
1. I am 4 quarts. (Gallon)
2. I am 2 pints. (Quart)
3. I am 16 cups. (Gallon)
4. I am 1000 mL. (Liter)
5. I am half a quart. (Pint)
6. I am 8 fluid ounces. (Cup)
7. I am 4 cups. (Quart)
8. I am 128 fl oz. (Gallon)
9. I am 500 mL. (Half Liter)
10. I am smaller than a cup. (Fl oz)
11. 2 cups + 2 cups = [ ] qt.
12. 4 qt + 4 qt = [ ] gal.
13. 1000 mL - 500 mL = [ ] mL.
14. 1 gal - 1 qt = [ ] qt.
15. 1 pt + 1 pt = [ ] qt.
16. Which is bigger: 1 L or 1 qt? (Liter)
17. Which is bigger: 1 gal or 3 L? (Gallon)
18. Which is bigger: 1 c or 200 mL? (Cup ~240mL)
19. Which is bigger: 1 pt or 500 mL? (Pint ~473mL)
20. 1.0 Shalom.
21. 3 tsp = 1 tbsp.
22. 2 tbsp = 1 fl oz.
23. 8 fl oz = 1 cup.
24. 2 cups = 1 pint.
25. 2 pints = 1 quart.
26. 4 quarts = 1 gallon.
27. 1000 liters = 1 kiloliter.
28. 1 mL = 1 cubic cm.
29. Water density = 1 g/mL.
30. 1 Liter of water = 1 kg.
31. Gallon Man has a head.
32. Gallon Man has 4 arms (Qt).
33. Gallon Man has 8 legs (Pt).
34. Gallon Man has 16 fingers (C).
35. King Gallon.
36. Queen Quart.
37. Prince Pint.
38. Cat Cup.
39. Mouse Ounce.
40. 1.0 Shalom.
41. The widow's oil.
42. The water to wine.
43. The 12 baskets left.
44. The measure of faith.
45. Pressed down.
46. Shaken together.
47. Running over.
48. Full measure.
49. Just balance.
50. 1.0 Shalom.
Appendix D: The Great Vessel Hunt
Find these items in your home. Write their estimated capacity and then find the measured truth on the label.
| Item to Find |
My Guess |
The Label's Truth |
| Milk Jug | | |
| Juice Bottle | | |
| Soda Can | | |
| Small Spoon | | |
| Cooking Pot | | |
| Bath Tub | | |
| Sink | | |
| Water Bottle | | |
| Eye Dropper | | |
| Measuring Cup | | |
The Scribe's Dictionary: Unit 2 Vocabulary
- Capacity:
- The maximum amount that something can contain. How much "space" is inside.
- Volume:
- The amount of space that a substance or object occupies.
- Gallon:
- A large unit of liquid capacity equal to 4 quarts or 128 fluid ounces.
- Quart:
- A unit of liquid capacity equal to a quarter of a gallon or 2 pints.
- Pint:
- A unit of liquid capacity equal to half a quart or 2 cups.
- Cup:
- A unit of liquid capacity equal to 8 fluid ounces.
- Liter (L):
- The basic metric unit of capacity. Equal to 1,000 milliliters.
- Milliliter (mL):
- A small metric unit of capacity. One thousandth of a liter.
- Conservation of Volume:
- The principle that volume remains the same even if the shape of the container changes.
- Meniscus:
- The curved upper surface of a liquid in a tube.
Appendix A.3: 50 More Drills
51. 1 gal = [ ] pt (8)
52. 1 gal = [ ] c (16)
53. 1 gal = [ ] fl oz (128)
54. 1 qt = [ ] c (4)
55. 1 qt = [ ] fl oz (32)
56. 1 pt = [ ] fl oz (16)
57. 1/2 gal = [ ] qt (2)
58. 1/4 gal = [ ] qt (1)
59. 3 gal = [ ] qt (12)
60. 5 gal = [ ] qt (20)
61. 10 qt = [ ] gal (2.5)
62. 8 pt = [ ] qt (4)
63. 10 c = [ ] pt (5)
64. 1000 mL = [ ] L (1)
65. 500 mL = [ ] L (0.5)
66. 250 mL = [ ] L (0.25)
67. 100 mL = [ ] L (0.1)
68. 10 L = [ ] mL (10000)
69. 0.5 L = [ ] mL (500)
70. 1.5 L = [ ] mL (1500)
71. Measure.
72. Pour.
73. Fill.
74. Empty.
75. Check.
76. Meniscus.
77. Level.
78. Eye-level.
79. Flat surface.
80. Steady hand.
81. 1 tsp = 5 mL.
82. 1 tbsp = 15 mL.
83. 1 cup = 240 mL.
84. 1 pint = 473 mL.
85. 1 quart = 946 mL.
86. 1 gallon = 3.785 L.
87. 1 L = 33.8 fl oz.
88. 500 mL = 16.9 fl oz.
89. Water is life.
90. Oil is anointing.
91. Milk is growth.
92. Honey is sweetness.
93. Wine is joy.
94. Vinegar is sour.
95. Blood is covenant.
96. Spirit is poured out.
97. Cup runneth over.
98. Empty vessel.
99. Fill it up.
100. 1.00 Shalom.
The Prophet's Vision: Real-World Capacity
1. The Water of Life: A village well produces 50 Gallons of water a day. If each family needs 2 Gallons, how many families can the well support? If they only need 2 Quarts each, how many families?
2 Gallons each: families.
2 Quarts each: families.
2. The Anointing Oil: A priest has a flask with 500 mL of oil. He needs to fill 10 small horns. Each horn holds 40 mL. Does he have enough oil? If so, how much is left over?
Enough? (YES/NO): Leftover: mL.
Appendix B: The Scribe's Journal
Reflect on the Vessel.
1. The Revelation: Why did the oil stop flowing when there were no more jars? What does this teach us about preparation?
2. The Application: How can you apply the Law of Conservation (Truth doesn't change with shape) to your friendships?
Appendix C: The Master's Final Audit
Check the boxes only when you have mastered the skill.
- [ ] I can name the hierarchy: Cups, Pints, Quarts, Gallons.
- [ ] I know that 1,000 milliliters make 1 Liter.
- [ ] I can find the Meniscus and read the bottom of the curve.
- [ ] I can use Gallon Man to convert units.
- [ ] I understand that volume stays the same in any shape.
- [ ] I am a faithful Steward of the Pour.