Unit 4 Measurement Worksheet Page 33
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48L E S S O N
Measuring Perimeter in Metres
Look around your classroom for something that you think has a
perimeter greater than 1 m.
• Look at the doors and windows.
• Look at the floors and ceilings.
What did you find?
You will need metre sticks, metre strips, or measuring tapes.
Choose a region of the school.
You could look in
• your classroom
• the gym
• the library
• a hallway
Estimate the perimeter of the
region in metres.
Plan how to find its perimeter.
Find its perimeter.
Record your results.
Once I measured one
side, I could estimate
and
S h o w
S h a r e
the next side.
Share your work with another group.
Show the group how you found the perimeter.
Describe any estimation strategies you used.
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Measure perimeter in metres.
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