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Area & Perimeter Problems (3)
A set of word problems involving area and perimeter.
Area & Perimeter Problems (2)
A set of word problems involving area and perimeter.
Area & Perimeter Problems (1)
A set of word problems involving area and perimeter.
Perimeter: Introduction to Formula
Calculate the perimeter of the shapes by using the formula and counting squares.
Calculate Perimeter: Formula
Calculate the perimeter of rectangles by applying the formula Side + Side + Side + Side.
Calculate Perimeter: Count
Find the perimeter of the regular shapes by counting squares.
Calculate Perimeter: Count (Irregular)
Find the perimeter of the irregular shapes by counting squares.
Calculate Perimeter from House Plan
Use the floorplan to calculate the perimeter of different rooms.
House Plan Area: Count (Harder)
Use the house plan to answer questions about area. Some grid lines are included to encourage use of the formula Length x Width.
House Plan Area: Count
Read the house plan. Answer questions about area by counting the grid squares.
Area: Introduction to Formula (Imperial)
Use the formula Length x Width to calculate the area and then count the squares to check.
Area: Introduction to Formula
Use the formula Length x Width to calculate the area and then count the squares to check.
Design a Dream House
Design a house following specific requirements about the area of different spaces.
Calculate Area: Count
Calculate the area of regular shapes by counting the number of squares.
Calculate Area: Count (Irregular)
Calculate the area of irregular shapes by counting the number of squares.
Calculate Area Formula Practice
Calculate the area of the rectangles by using the Length x Width formula.
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