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    This math lesson covers finding the area and circumference of circles using Pi (3.14). It includes watching an instructional video on circumference, practicing circumference and area calculation problems, and providing an answer key. Additional online resources are suggested for extra practice on circle geometry concepts.

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    Math Virtual Learning: Grade 7 Circles

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    This math lesson covers finding the area and circumference of circles using Pi (3.14). It includes watching an instructional video on circumference, practicing circumference and area calculation problems, and providing an answer key. Additional online resources are suggested for extra practice on circle geometry concepts.

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    This math lesson covers finding the area and circumference of circles using Pi (3.14). It includes watching an instructional video on circumference, practicing circumference and area calculation problems, and providing an answer key. Additional online resources are suggested for extra practice on circle geometry concepts.

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    Math Virtual Learning: Grade 7 Circles

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    This math lesson covers finding the area and circumference of circles using Pi (3.14). It includes watching an instructional video on circumference, practicing circumference and area calculation problems, and providing an answer key. Additional online resources are suggested for extra practice on circle geometry concepts.

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    Math Virtual Learning

    Grade 7
    Circles
    May 8, 2020
    Grade 7/Circles
    Lesson: May 8, 2020

    Objective/Learning Target:
    Find the area and circumference of a circle in context.

    Let’s Get Started:


    Watch Video: Circumference of a Circle
    Quick review from yesterday...
    Review from yesterday:
    See if you can find the answer without referring back to yesterday.
    Use 3.14 for Pi ( ).
    Answer:
    Did you get it? Check below!
    Use 3.14 for Pi ( ).
    Quick Video Review:
    Below are the most important concepts
    from the video watched on slide 2.
    Vocabulary Review
    Here is another way to find the circumference.
    Practice:
    Go to this website:
    Quizziz Circumference of a Circle

    1. Look at the question carefully.


    2. Use 3.14 as your value for Pi.
    3. Answer the first 10 questions.
    4. Log in to google to see your answers. You do not have to
    sign up for an account.
    Practice:
    Answer the questions on a piece of paper.
    Use 3.14 for Pi ( ) to solve for the area and circumference of the circles.
    Answer Key:
    Once you have completed the problems, check your answers here.

    C = 3.14(6) C = 2(3.14)4
    C = 18.84 cm C = 25.12 cm
    Practice:
    Answer the question on a piece of paper.
    Use 3.14 for Pi ( ) to solve for the area and circumference of the circles..

    A bike wheel has a diameter of 12 in. What is the


    circumference and area of the wheel?

    A minute-hand on a clock is 16 in long. Find the distance


    traveled by the tip of the minute-hand in one hour. How
    much area does the face of the clock cover?
    Answer Key:
    Once you have completed the problems, check your answers here.

    A bike wheel has a diameter of 12 in. What is the


    circumference and area of the wheel?

    C = 3.14(12)
    C = 37.68 in

    A minute-hand on a clock is 16 cm long. Find the distance


    traveled by the tip of the minute-hand in one hour. How
    C = 3.14(10) much area does the face of the clock cover?

    C = 31.4 cm
    C = 3.14(16)
    C = 50.24 cm
    Additional Practice:
    Click on the links below to get additional practice and to check your
    understanding!

    Quizizz - Challenge

    IXL - Area and Circumference Practice

    Khan Academy - Practice

    Open Middle - Challenge

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