Kia Ora this is Arli from Grey Main school today i would like to share a maths work book ive been working on this week about circumference perimeter area and volume enjoy.
Showing posts with label area. Show all posts
Showing posts with label area. Show all posts
Friday, 1 May 2020
Thursday, 23 April 2020
Arli area DLO 2020
Kia Ora, this is Arli from Grey Main school. Today I would like to share with you is Finding the area DLO that I made. Enjoy!
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
maths work book Area Arli
Kia Ora this is Arli from Greymain school today what i would like to share with you is a numeracy work book about finding the area of all sorts of shapes enjoy.
Tuesday, 14 May 2019
Friday, 3 May 2019
Friday, 16 November 2018
Perimeter, Area and Volume
Kia Ora. This is my week's blog posts on perimeter, area and volume.
WALT: how to measure and calculate perimeter, area and volume.
So to measure perimeter you have to add up each on every side of your area that your working with. All even sides it is easier than measuring the length of uneven sides for a perimeter.
How to Measure area.
To measure Area you have to get the top length and times it by either of the sides that gives you the area here is a example. lets say the shapes area is measured by m you would write 6m2 because you are measuring 2D shapes.
Measuring volume.
is probably the hardest you have to predict how many squares / any shape to fill the shape.
Here is a slide of all my maths questions for Area perimeter and volume.
WALT: how to measure and calculate perimeter, area and volume.
So to measure perimeter you have to add up each on every side of your area that your working with. All even sides it is easier than measuring the length of uneven sides for a perimeter.
How to Measure area.To measure Area you have to get the top length and times it by either of the sides that gives you the area here is a example. lets say the shapes area is measured by m you would write 6m2 because you are measuring 2D shapes.
Measuring volume.
is probably the hardest you have to predict how many squares / any shape to fill the shape.
Here is a slide of all my maths questions for Area perimeter and volume.
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