Blog | Teaching Area Using Applied Math
The page Teaching Area Using Applied Math from The Owl Teacher introduces a hands-on, project-based learning activity designed to help students grasp the concepts of area and perimeter through real-life application.
This resource centers around a "Design My House" activity, where students create their own house floor plans using grid paper and furniture cutouts. Through this engaging task, students practice estimating and calculating area and perimeter by counting squares, using arrays, and applying various strategies. The activity emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and the application of mathematical concepts in a practical context.
The activity is tailored for elementary educators seeking to implement applied math strategies in their classrooms. It is particularly beneficial for teachers aiming to align with Common Core State Standards and to provide differentiated instruction that caters to diverse student needs.
By integrating this real-world project into their teaching, educators can enhance student engagement and deepen understanding of area and perimeter concepts.
Blog | Teaching Area Using Applied Math
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