Updated: 21 Nov 2023
A poster that explains and compares the concepts of perimeter and area.
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Pages: 1 Page
Years: 4 - 6
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A poster that explains and compares the concepts of perimeter and area.
Use this poster when exploring or comparing the concepts of perimeter and area.
Print this educational poster and display it in the classroom. Students can use it to help recall the definitions of perimeter and area and identify several of the key terms.
This teaching resource would make a wonderful addition to a lesson or unit that explores measurement in Mathematics.
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Hello, the word 'plane' is spelled wrong in the perimeter poster. Should be 'plain'.
Hi there Hannah, thanks for getting in touch. A closed two-dimensional shape is, in fact, called a 'plane shape'. The spelling on the poster is correct for the context in which the word has been used. If you have any further queries, we're always happy to help!