[b]1. Predict & Test[/b][list][*]Use the formula you learned to calculate the perimeter.[/*][*]Test your predictions by [b]adding squares[/b] using the slider.[/*][*]Check your answer by clicking on the square next to the slider.[/*][/list][b]2. Arrange & Move[/b][list][*]How many different ways can you arrange [b]six squares[/b]?[/*][*]Try arranging the squares [b]together or separately[/b].[/*][*]Click and [b]drag the squares[/b] to move them into different positions.[/*][/list][b]3. Record & Reflect[/b][list][*][b]For each arrangement[/b], write down:[list][*]The [b]shape[/b] (e.g., straight line, cluster, L-shape).[/*][*]The [b]perimeter[/b] of that arrangement.[/*][/list][/*][*]How does changing the arrangement affect the perimeter?[/*][*]Record your observations in your workbook.[/*][/list]