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Learning to calculate the area of a shape might seem tricky, but if your child already understands multi-digit multiplication, they will be able to understand this task with ease. With a ruler in hand and an unlimited number of objects around the house to measure and use in surface area calculations, your child should not run out of practice material.
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When it comes to learning about area, there's a lot of ground to cover! (Get it?) Get a grip on calculating area with this treasure trove of resources about this key geometry skill. Area is another word for the space a two-dimensional shape takes up, and fortunately for young geometry students, there are lots of ways to calculate it. If your student needs to master area, print them out a worksheet, find supplies for an activity, or sit them down with an interactive game. And if you're a teacher that needs to teach it, review a lesson plan. Education.com has a leg up on other resource sites in that we have a team of experts behind our material -- all our resources are produced with the help of experts with hands-on education experience. They're based on national curriculum standards, too, so your student won't miss a beat in their studies. Once they're all settled with area, they can move on to perimeter next. We've got everything you need for good geometry here at Education.com.
