Updated: 21 Nov 2023
A worksheet to use when exploring the concept of measuring area with informal units.
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A worksheet to use when exploring the concept of measuring area with informal units.
Use this teaching resource when students are learning about measuring areas using informal units.
Students select and use informal units to measure the area of a desktop.
The resource contains reflection questions that ask students to compare their findings to develop the concepts of area and measuring with uniform informal units.
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