Design Your Own Theme Park Unit Square Activity
Using this Design Your Own Theme Park Unit Square Activity, students measure areas by counting unit squares.
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How to teach Finding Area
Using this Design Your Own Theme Park Unit Square Activity, students measure areas by counting unit squares.
Your students can use this worksheet to build their area finding skills. This worksheet has many uses. You can teach students to count squares when they are introduced to area or struggling. This activity will help your students to create objects of a specific size.
Design your own theme park from a bird’s eye view using the grid. Use the dimensions to create your dream Theme Park!
Other resources to use with this Design Your Own Theme Park Unit Square Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about the finding area of many different shapes.
Use this What is the Area Inside Worksheet as an additional resource to support your students.
Introduce this activity by reviewing area. Next, students create objects with a specific object. Then, students create their own theme park with attractions with specific area sizes. Finally, students share their theme parks with their partners. Once finished, students share their theme parks through a bulletin board.
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