Perimeter Practice

This math unit progresses through a series of topics enhancing the understanding of calculating perimeters, starting with introductory concepts and moving towards more advanced applications. Beginning with straightforward tasks of finding the perimeter of common geometric shapes such as rectangles and triangles, learners are introduced to basic perimeter formulae applied in real-life contexts like fencing gardens or parks. They practice these calculations using visual illustrations, reinforcing their measurement and addition skills. Midway, the unit shifts to incorporate more complex shapes like parallelograms and kites, further extending the learners' capability to apply perimeter concepts in varying contexts and shapes, understanding how different sides contribute to total perimeter measurements. Towards the end, the unit focuses on application and problem-solving in grid settings, moving from rectangular and irregular shapes to comparing which shape has a longer perimeter using a structured grid format. Finally, the unit concludes with understanding and applying perimeter formulas to simple shapes, solidifying the learners' ability to match various geometric figures with their respective perimeter calculations, thus enhancing their overall grasp of perimeter concepts and their application.Skills you will learn include:

• Concept of perimeter
• Perimeter of basic shapes