1.1 Independent Practice

1) Draw three different quadrilaterals, each with an area of 12 square units. (3)

2) Use the RIGID POLYGON tool to create several copies of the rectangle. Then show how these rectangles could tile the plane. (3)

2.2) Use the RIGID POLYGON tool to create several copies of the rectangle. Then show how these rectangles could NOT tile the plane. (3)

3) The area of this shape is 24 square units. Which of these statements is true about the area? Select all that apply. (4)

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It takes 24 grid squares to cover the shape without gaps and overlaps. The area can be found by multiplying the sides lengths that are 6 units and 4 units. The area can be found by adding [math]4\times3[/math] and [math]6\times2[/math] . The area can be found by counting the number of squares that touch the edge of the shape. The area can be found by counting the grid squares inside the shape.

1.1 Independent Practice

1) Draw three different quadrilaterals, each with an area of 12 square units. (3)

2) Use the RIGID POLYGON tool to create several copies of the rectangle. Then show how these rectangles could tile the plane. (3)

2.2) Use the RIGID POLYGON tool to create several copies of the rectangle. Then show how these rectangles could NOT tile the plane. (3)

3) The area of this shape is 24 square units. Which of these statements is true about the area? Select all that apply. (4)

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