Area of Composite Figures with or without Circles Math & Art Project Polygons
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Perfect Math & Art after winter break activity (printable, digital, editable). Snowflake - Area of Complex Shapes with or without Circles.
There are 2 levels to choose from, making this a perfect differentiated winter activity.
Level 1 - without circles.
Level 2 - with circles.
Students have to find the area of the composite shape (snowflake).
The snowflake is composed of five or six simple figures, as indicated by numbers:
1 and 2 - trapezoids,
3 - rectangle,
4 - triangle,
5 - rhombus.
6 - circle (only level 2).
This resource includes:
- The editable digital version in Google Slides™.
- The editable PowerPoint™ version.
- The printable version in PDF with answer key.
Check out Inspire Math Matematyka for more resources.
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