One gallon split into fourths is four quarts
Take that and divide by two and you've got a pint
Split that pint up into halves and make a cup
And that cup will fit eight fluid ounces inside of it
One gallon is four quarts
Or eight pints or sixteen cups
One quart is two pints
Or four cups or thirty-two fluid ounces
One pint is two cups
Or sixteen fluid ounces
One cup is eight fluid ounces
A gallon of milk split in fourths makes four quarts
Split a quart of milk in half
Then a pint is what you'll have
Which can make two cups you see often
When you drink your school milk carton
If you can drink the milk in eight sips
Each is about an ounce going through your lips
One gallon is four quarts
Or eight pints or sixteen cups
One quart is two pints
Or four cups or thirty-two fluid ounces
One pint is two cups
Or sixteen fluid ounces
One cup is eight fluid ounces
Volume is a word that's familiar
And capacity and volume are similar
And though it's easy to assume
Capacity's not exactly volume
Capacity's how much something you hold
The amount is always the same
Volume's the measure of what's inside
And that amount can change
One gallon is four quarts
Or eight pints or sixteen cups
One quart is two pints
Or four cups or thirty-two fluid ounces
One pint is two cups
Or sixteen fluid ounces
One cup is eight fluid ounces