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Area Formulas

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Students will have opportunity to apply area formulas to solve problems. This lesson is a basic introduction to the concept of area.

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mrs_connolly Posted by: mrs_connolly

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Great introduction or review.

Great introduction or review. Thanks.

  • Posted:
    May. 6, 2013
filicetti
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filicetti
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Math

Great activity! I love how you created space for the students to show their work and then they were able to check their answers. I will definitely use this in class!

  • Posted:
    Apr. 15, 2012
honibaca
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Cathy Honiball
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Area Formulas

Very nice! I like the colors you used and the "pop me" activities. Great job! If you don´t mind, I would like to use it in one of my classes :). Thanks for sharing.

  • Posted:
    Apr. 12, 2012
karencasco
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Karen Casco
Downloads: 9

Bubbles

I love how you left an area for showing work AND the bubble they have to pop the bubble. An objective box would be great as well....

  • Posted:
    Apr. 11, 2012
martinano
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martinano
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math

This is a great lesson. Very clear. I like the colors and the appropriate use of animation. Thanks for sharing.

  • Posted:
    Apr. 10, 2012
sdove
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sdove
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