Year 4 don’t forget to bring this in on Friday. Use a ruler to measure accurately.
Remember perimeter = around the outside of the shape.
Question 9 ‘TIP’ - draw a small rectangle and put the measurements on the sides to help you. You will have to do some doubling, halving subtraction and addition. JOTTINGS!
Example 5 + 5 + 2 + 2 = Perimeter 14cm
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Dont know why but i just found it really hard to do (well,the 2nd to last thin on the sheet
Perimeters are too simple
i love doing perimeters
So do I!
So do I!!!!!
It’s like SOOOOOO easy!
Miles too easy!! (I mean literally).
Don’t you get it? “Miles too easy” Because perimeter means length!! (Kind of).
i forgot to take my sheet home
So did I.
Excellent use of the blog!
You bet!
Yep. thanks for that!! Right guys?
I’m not a guy; I’m a girl!!!