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Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.
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Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Jan 21, 2016

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Page 1: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Page 2: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Your parents wanted to know if your crib, and changing table, and other stuff would fit in the space.

Page 3: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Your height, feet, and even head was measured.

Page 4: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Now you aren’t a baby and you can measure yourself!

As you’ve gotten older, you’ve gotten

taller and wider.

Page 5: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Height and width are important measures for lots of things.

Beds… boards… buildings…

Page 6: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

A unit of measure can be anything… like your shoe or your pencil.

These shoes, end to end, are two pencils long.

Page 7: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Usually, people like to use inches, feet, centimeters, and meters so we all know what we are talking about.

Page 8: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Area is the number of square units to cover a surface.

Page 9: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

If each chocolate takes a space of 1 inch by 1 inch, the area of this box of chocolates is…

6 inches

4 inches

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6" x 4" = 24 square inches.

Which happens to be the number of chocolates in the box. 6 inches

4 inches

Page 11: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Was the number of chocolates in the box.

6 inches

4 inches

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Area = Length x Width

This football field is 100 yards long and 50 yards wide so it is…

Page 13: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

5,000 square feet (not your feet, the 12 inch type of foot).

Page 14: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

So, you could take 5,000 12" x 12" square pieces of colored paper and make artwork to view from an airplane!

Page 15: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Perimeter is the distance around a closed, flat shape. Add the length of each side.

Page 16: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

When you run around the football field at PE, you are running 100 yards + 50 yards + 100 yards + 50 yards or…

Page 17: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

300 yards!

Page 18: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Perimeter the length around the area. So, when you run, you run each side of the 100 yard by 50 yard field or 300 yards total!

Page 19: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

300 yards isn’t that much!

There are 1760 yards in a mile so you haven’t even run 1/5 of a mile!

Page 20: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Review!

Area is…

6 inches

4 inches

Page 21: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Area is length x width

6 inches

4 inches

Page 22: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Perimeter is …

Page 23: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Perimeter is the length of each side added together.

Page 24: Since you were a baby, you’ve been involved in measurement.

Now, go recarpet your room!

Carpet can be $3 square foot (check the ads) and your room is how many square feet? The cost is?

Maybe you need to check “help wanted” first!