Updated: 18 Oct 2023
A worksheet to practice finding area using square units.
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Pages: 2 Pages
Grades: 2 - 3
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A worksheet to practice finding area using square units.
Use this resource when learning how to find the area using square units.
Students are given the pictorial model for each of the three little pigs’ houses, and they are asked to find the area of each.
Project the resource on your dry erase board to use as a whole-class activity.
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