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Third graders measure area by counting unit squares inside a rectangle.
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Instructional Ideas
- Use as a quick check, quiz, classwork, and/or homework
- Advise students to write the number of square units of the length and width in order to represent their understanding of finding area
- Instruct pupils to write a corresponding multiplication sentence under each problem to show their thinking
Classroom Considerations
- It is helpful if learners know their multiplication facts for more efficient problem solving
- Print all 10 versions of the worksheet or choose your favorites and print by page
- Each sheet has 15 problems for solving
Pros
- All 10 versions of the worksheet include an answer key
Cons
- None