Areas 1 - find the area of a basic shape
- Product type:
- Printable
- Answer key:
- Yes
- Color:
- Color (suitable for B/W printing)
- Part of a series:
- Yes
- Number of worksheets:
- 17
- Region specific:
- No
Description
Practice worksheets to help with practicing finding the area of basic objects.
Calculate the area of the shaded objects constructed from 1x1 blocks. This is an ideal series of task cards to help with learning to calculate the area of an object.
Each worksheet has a companion worksheet with the answers provided. There is also a separate single sheet with the answers to all 64 practice questions.
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Suitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.
Ideal for distance learning - no prep required
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