Area and perimeter can initially be difficult to remember for your 3rd and 4th grade students. Use these area and perimeter activities to bring math to life

Teaching area and perimeter can be both challenging and fun!

no prep area, perimeter and volume practice sheets and hands-on activities for general or special education

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Area and perimeter are two of my favorite math concepts to teach. It's easy to have fun learning area and perimeter.

This worksheet is a great resource for extra practice in finding area and perimeter.

In this math project based learning activity, students use area and perimeter to design their own zoos. They must adhere to the minimum size for animal enclosures and other project guidelines as they construct their zoos. After designing their zoos, students must list the area and perimeter of each animal enclosure to ensure that they are large enough. This resource includes: teacher directions a force copy link to a Google Slides DIGITAL version of the activity (with rubric) student…

We finished our perimeter and area unit several weeks ago (right before fractions!), but I never got around to posting...

Let me show you 3 ways for reviewing area and perimeter with my students: a hands on fun scavenger hunt, an area and perimeter game and Google Sides.

Students can draw a self portrait on a piece of graph paper and using the proportions that they have drawn, they can then calculate the area and perimeter of their portrait!