Drawing Circumference of Circles Worksheet
Using this Drawing Circumference of Circles Worksheet, students draw a circle and then find the circumference using the diameter.
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How to teach Circumference of Circles
Using this Drawing Circumference of Circles Worksheet, students draw a circle and then find the circumference using the diameter.
Knowing how to find the Circumference of a circle will help your students know the distance around a circle. This comes in handy when they are making a fence around a circle or looking for lids on a pot.
This worksheet asks students to draw a circle. Then, students measure the diameter. Finally, students find the circumference using the formula and diameter.
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Introduce this worksheet by reviewing parts of a circle. Have students practice finding the circumference using examples. Make sure that you give examples with both diameter and radius’ lengths given. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Once students have finished, ask them to find circles in the classroom and measure diameters to find the circumference.
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