Remember: Different shapes can have the same area. Count the squares that cover a shape, or count the rows and add.
Shapes that are not rectangles
1
Each square is 1 square unit. How many squares cover the staircase?
2
Each square is 1 square unit. How many squares cover the cross?
3
Both rugs are covered by squares. Which rug has the bigger area?
the left onethe right onethey are the same
4
Count by rows. How many squares cover the floor?
5
Three rugs together are covered by squares. How many squares cover all three rugs?
6
The light squares are laid. How many more tiles cover the whole floor?
Same area, different shapes
7
These two rugs have the same area.
TrueFalse
8
Which one is covered by 18 squares?
ABC
9
The kitchen and the hall are covered by squares. How many squares cover both rooms?
10
🍫A tray holds 40 chocolate squares in 5 equal rows. How many squares are in each row?
11
Draw a rectangle that is covered by 12 squares. Write how many rows and how many columns it has.
12
Write how you know a 2 by 6 rectangle and a 3 by 4 rectangle have the same area.
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