Perimeter and Area People

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by Susan

To inject a bit of fun into our area/perimeter work, the girls drew their own “Perimeter People” and then worked out the perimeter and area of each aspect of their character. Aggie did a girl and Peggy did a cyborg killer bunny and a hippie! I got this idea from Pinterest, via TeachersPayTeachers, and thought it would be a good way to finish this maths topic off.

Perimeter People

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