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Understanding Perimeter as the Distance Around a Boundary
Define perimeter conceptually as the total linear distance around the outer boundary of a 2D shape.
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Foundations of Perimeter and Area
Kindergarten · Math · Curriculum for Excellence
9 lessons
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Understand linear perimeter and surface area concepts, apply standard formulas to squares and rectangles, and determine missing side lengths.
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- Understanding Perimeter as the Distance Around a BoundaryYou are here
- 2Calculating Perimeter by Adding All Side LengthsPremiumUp next
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- 4Finding Missing Side Lengths Given the PerimeterNot started yet
- 5Understanding Area as Surface Coverage in Square UnitsNot started yet
- 6Finding Area by Counting Whole and Partial Squares on a GridNot started yet
- 7Discovering the Area Formula for Rectangles: Length Times WidthNot started yet
- 8Calculating the Area of Squares and Rectangles Using FormulasNot started yet
- 9Finding Missing Dimensions Given the Area of a RectangleNot started yet
