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Each student needs three pieces of paper. They can then use these to form expressions for perimeters and areas.
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Each student needs three pieces of paper. They can then use these to form expressions for perimeters and areas.
Thanks so much - I have toyed with this idea before with some success, but the way you have set it out and structured it is great! Excellent activity.
I think this is great. It's kinaesthetic and involves some fairly tricky thought processes. I love the structure but also the potential for extension too!
I too think this is a fantastic resource, definitely one for the higher attaining students to get their teeth into when covering algebraic expressions of areas and perimeters and then substitution. Thanks.
This is a really nice activity to use when studying the application of algebra to area and perimeter. I like the kinaesthetic element and I think this would really help a lot of students to engage with it. There is an extension question at the end which requires students to substitute in values to their expressions. Great! Thank you for sharing.