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These 4th grade area and perimeter Google Slides include 5 lessons covering:
- what are area and perimeter?
- finding area and perimeter by counting unit squares (tiling strategy)
- using the formulas for area and perimeter of rectangles
- finding the perimeter of any polygon by adding up all the sides
- finding the area of rectilinear shapes
- finding missing side length when given the area or perimeter
- 9 real world area and perimeter practice word problems and solutions
Lessons include:
- easy to understand explanations of concepts with visuals and modeling
- step-by-step examples and demonstrations
- whole group and independent practice problems and activities with animations that reveal step-by-step solutions
- printable practice worksheets that go along with the independent practice slides
These lessons reinforce 3rd grade area and perimeter concepts and introduce 4th grade CCSS standards (4.MD.A.3) using the formulas for area and perimeter of rectangles. They would also work well for area and perimeter review with 5th grade math students.
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Credits: Background is by Geralt, sourced via Pixabay and used with permission. Paper graphic by Ckler-Free-Vector-Images, used with permission. All other graphics are by Shea LaFountaine of LaFountaine of Knowledge. Fonts include: Londrina Shadow and Londrina Solid by Marcelo Magalhães and Pangolin by Kevin Burke (used with permission under open source licenses).
Area and Perimeter Google Slides Lessons 5 Lessons with Examples and Practice
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These 4th grade area and perimeter Google Slides include 5 lessons covering:
- what are area and perimeter?
- finding area and perimeter by counting unit squares (tiling strategy)
- using the formulas for area and perimeter of rectangles
- finding the perimeter of any polygon by adding up all the sides
- finding the area of rectilinear shapes
- finding missing side length when given the area or perimeter
- 9 real world area and perimeter practice word problems and solutions
Lessons include:
- easy to understand explanations of concepts with visuals and modeling
- step-by-step examples and demonstrations
- whole group and independent practice problems and activities with animations that reveal step-by-step solutions
- printable practice worksheets that go along with the independent practice slides
These lessons reinforce 3rd grade area and perimeter concepts and introduce 4th grade CCSS standards (4.MD.A.3) using the formulas for area and perimeter of rectangles. They would also work well for area and perimeter review with 5th grade math students.
Please follow my store here for more great resources!
You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram, and lafountaineofknowledge.com where you'll discover ideas, inspiration, and plenty of freebies! Or join my email list to get my monthly newsletter with exclusive FREE resources you can't get anywhere else!
Want free money to spend on Teachers Pay Teachers? Rate this product to earn some TpT credit! Leaving feedback helps us both out and takes less than a minute! Your support makes it possible for me to continue making and sharing great resources! Thank you!
Credits: Background is by Geralt, sourced via Pixabay and used with permission. Paper graphic by Ckler-Free-Vector-Images, used with permission. All other graphics are by Shea LaFountaine of LaFountaine of Knowledge. Fonts include: Londrina Shadow and Londrina Solid by Marcelo Magalhães and Pangolin by Kevin Burke (used with permission under open source licenses).







