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What is common among a box, a Rubik’s cube, and a loaf of bread? They are all squares! Discover how the area of a square is calculated and have some exercises about it to practice the new learnings.
In this lesson, the students will be able to obtain the area of a square using the formula SxS=A. Several activities will be conducted to enrich the knowledge of the students about the topic.
Equip the students with the ability to describe and illustrate angles and positions of objects through this lesson. Do this in a unique and interesting way for the students.
They say big things start with small things, but in this lesson, we will be able to see a phenomenon where something small will start with something big. Math and shapes are truly interesting and this lesson will put it in full display.
Put the students’ creativity in action, but this time, in a digital way! This will be done through a digital application which will be tackled in this session.
Even different things can have their similarities, too! This also happens to be true between similar and dissimilar fractions. Discover how this is done in this lesson.
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