Here’s a colourful powerpoint with examples and fun facts to help learn the different methods to convert km to miles and miles to km. I used ‘km’ to represent kilometres and ‘mi’ to represent miles, to avoid confusion with metres. Teacher explanation is required alongside. Helpful links at the end for written work. Requires some basic understanding of ratios. Also uses a conversion graph.
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