Area and perimeter christmas activity

This free Christmas themed area and perimeter activity has children placing Gum Drops in squares to help children visualize this concept.

Teaching area and perimeter this December? Introduce and practice both area and perimeter with this fun, elf themed unit. With an elf craft project, an ebook, task cards, printables, and more, this Christmas themed unit is perfect for 3rd grade. Skills included: unit squares, area by tiling, multiplying side lengths, area as additive, perimeter with unknown side lengths, and more.

These gingerbread house project based learning activities are sure to be a hit with your 4th grade or 5th grade students or homeschool learners. Covers the skills of data collection, graphing, area and perimeter, decimals, sensory words, and descriptive writing. Use this pbl project during the winter or in the weeks leading up to Christmas. This math pbl project will keep your learners engaged in learning and excited to complete each task. Includes grading rubrics. Click to read more!

Diary of a Not So Wimpy Teacher: Wrapping Up Area & Perimeter- A FREE Holiday Activity**use birthday wrapping paper

Time to be honest- I really don't like teaching area and perimeter. I love teaching math, but area and perimeter are not very useful skills in the whole scheme of things. None the less, my students are expected to master these skills so I have to come up with fun activities to practice the tricky

Are you studying area in math this holiday season? This is a great way to have students show what they have learned about area and complete a fun Holiday Project! This craftivity includes a student direction sheet (with a photo), grid paper, Elf recording sheet, and several worksheets. Also includes What’s Your Elf Name? so that students can name their Elves.

Snowman Perimeter and Area Activity - Miss Johnston's Journey

Several years ago, I used my Christmas Geometry Project as a multi-day math project before Christmas break. When I changed grade levels, I wasn’t been able to use the activity, because I hadn’t taught geometry. I LOVED the math project so much that I turned the Geometry Project into a new Christmas Fraction Project. After I […]

Are you studying area this holiday season? This is a great way to have students show what they have learned about area and complete a fun holiday project! This includes a student direction sheet (with a photo), grid paper, Elf recording sheet, and several sheets. Including What's Your Elf Name? so students can name their Elves. This would make a cute hallway or bulletin board display.

8 tips for teaching area and perimeter lessons to help you guide your students toward deeper area and perimeter understanding and mastery.