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3rd Grade Math 11.2, Find and Measure Perimeter

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First published at 12:58 UTC on August 8th, 2019.

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We learned in our last lesson that perimeter is the distance around a shape. We can find the perimeter of a shape by adding the lengths of its sides to find the sum. We can measure perimeter by estimating and using benchmarks, by using a ruler to measure the length of the sides, then add the lengths to get a sum. Then we can compare the sum to our estimate. Using a ruler, we can measure each side with inches, or with centimeters. If the figure has sides of equal length, we can multiply the measure of one side by the number of sides. We need to be careful when finding the perimeter of a shape that seems to have equal side lengths. If we're not told the sides are of equal length, we cannot assume that they are equal. We need to measure them! We show several examples of measuring sides of figures with a ruler to find the perimeter in inches or centimeters. We solve two word problems involving perimeter.

3rd Grade Math 11.1, Model Perimeter
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