primary mathematics : building the concept of area in grades 4 through 7

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  • Primary Mathematics: Building the Concept of AREAin Grades 4 through 7.

  • Before we can talk about AREA we need to build the concept of Square Unit

  • The total weight of Peter, David, and Henry is 123 kg. Peter is 15 kg heavier than David. David is 3 kg lighter than Henry. Find Henrys weight.PeterDavidHenry15kg3kg123 kg

  • PeterDavidHenry15kg3kgUNITUNITUNITAs we work with the BAR MODEL in grades 3 and 4 we want to emphasize the concept of UNIT.

  • 1 UnitOne SQUARE UnitPM 4A

  • Find the AREA of the RECTANGLE.A square centimeter is a unit of area.I count the square units covered by each rectangle to find its areaPM 4A

  • Find the AREA of the RECTANGLE.I multiply the length and width of each rectangle to find its areaLength= 4 cmThe AREA of the RECTANGLE is 12 square centimeters.PM 4A

  • 4 cmArea = 4 x 2Area = 2 x 4The AREA of the RECTANGLE is 8 square centimeters.PM 4A

  • lWe can use the symbols A, l, and w to represent area, length, and width.w= 6cm = 4cm A= l x w A= 6 x 4 square cm The area of the rectangle is 24 square cm PM 4A

  • 1 inchOne SQUARE inchPM 4A

  • 1 mile1 yard1 foot1 meterOther units of area include:Square meter ( )Square foot ( )Square yard ( )Square mile ( )PM 4A

  • l = 4 feetw = 1 footA = ?l = 3 yardsw = 5 yardsA = ?l = 42 cmw = 34 cmA = ?PM 4A

  • The area of a rectangle is 24 square inches. If the length of the rectangle is 6 inches, find its width.6 inches?The width of the rectangle is 4 inches.PM 4A

  • The figure is made up of two rectangles. Find the area of the figure.30 feet20 feet20 feet8 feet12 feetArea = 30 x 8Area = 240 square feetArea = 20 x 12Area = 240 square feetArea = 240 + 240Area= 480 square feetPM 4A

  • The figure is made up of two rectangles. Find the area of the figure.30 feet20 feet20 feet8 feet10 feetArea = 20 x 20Area = 400 square feetArea = 10 x 8Area = 80 square feetThe area of the figure is 480 square feet.Area = 80 + 400PM 4A

  • PM 5AFind the area of the figure.

  • PM 5AWhat is the area of the triangle?8 cm2 cmThe area of the triangle is 8 square cm

  • 8 cm2 cmWhat is the area of the triangle?The area of the triangle is 8 square cm

  • Area of the rectangle = 20 square unitsArea of one triangle = 7.5 square unitsArea of the second triangle = 2.5 square unitsArea of the original triangle = 10 square units

  • PM 5AFind the area of the figure.Area = (2.5 + 35 + 2.5) square unitsArea = 40 square units

  • Find the area of the grey region.Area of the rectangleMinusArea of the circle

  • Find the area of the grey region.

    Because both Peters weight and Henrys weight were given relative to Davids weight, I made Davids weight the unit. *