Remember: Area is how many squares cover a shape with no gaps and no overlaps. Count each square once, or count rows.
Count the squares
1
Each square is 1 tile. How many tiles cover the floor?
2
Count the squares. How many cover the card?
3
Each square is 1 square foot. How many square feet cover the rug?
4
Which rug is covered by 12 squares?
ABC
5
Count both. Which rug has the bigger area?
the left onethe right onethey are the same
6
5 rows of 6 squares is 30 squares.
TrueFalse
No gaps, no overlaps
7
When you find area, you can leave gaps between the squares.
TrueFalse
8
Each square is 1 square centimeter. How many square centimeters cover the card?
9
Count the rows of 4. How many squares cover the shape?
10
Two rugs together are covered by squares. How many squares cover both rugs?
11
Cover this box with squares, with no gaps. Write how many squares you used.
12
Write how you can count the squares in 5 rows of 6 without counting one by one.
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