3rd Grade Math - MD.C.5 And MD.C.6 - Measure Areas By Counting Unit Squares
11 Questions
Measure Areas By Counting Unit Squares Introduction
Which shape has an area of 5 square units?
Each square in the grid is a 1 x 1 centimeter square.
Each square in the grid is a 1 x 1 centimeter square.
Find the area of the polygon. Type in your answer.
Click on the TWO shapes with an area of 8 square units.
Match each shape to its area.
School designers want to build a flower garden by the school's library.
Click on the shape that meets the conditions listed below.
Messi claims that if the purple shape below is repeated 3 more times, then over 50 square units will be covered. Do you agree with Messi? Explain.
Look at the shapes below and identify a pattern. If "Shape D" were added to this grid, then what would be the area of that shape?
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