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Maths Wednesday 1st April

31 Mar 2020

Good morning Year 5,

We hope you enjoyed your Wow Day yesterday and maybe you squeezed in a bit of maths as well. Today we do a little bit more perimeter practise before moving on to some area for the last couple of days of term.

You have been working really hard and we are very proud of you all.

-Maths lesson 8- Calculate perimeter.pptx-

Mr Tromans and Miss Rehberg

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Amna

01 Apr 2020 10:17

Hi Mr Tromans, a compound shape is made up of basic shapes so you can split it into 2 or more parts, work out the area of each part and then add up all of your answers this will be your final answer. Aryeshah

Jessica

01 Apr 2020 10:23

an area is the length of the shape on the inside

Marlon

01 Apr 2020 10:30

to find the area of a rectangle you need to multiply the length by the width inaya

Robert

01 Apr 2020 10:34

Loving the explanations. You are fantastic mathematicians!

Fiona

01 Apr 2020 10:41

An area of a shape is how much space on the inside of the shape.