Math Magic Land
What learners practise
- 1Know that area is the space a shape covers
- 2Find area by counting squares
- 3Use square centimetres and square metres
- 4Compare and order areas of shapes on a grid
- 5Find the area of a rectangle from rows of squares
- 6Multiply side lengths to find a rectangle area
- 7Split a rectangle in two to find its area
- 8Compare the area and perimeter of rectangles
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Example questions
- A 4 by 5 rectangle is split into 4 by 2 and 4 by 3. Find the area.
- What is the area of the shape?
- Which rectangle has the greater area?
More Year 3 topics
Numbers to 1000Place valueCounting on and back to 1000Comparing and ordering numbersEstimating and roundingAdding in your headAdding in columnsSubtracting in your headSubtracting in columnsNumber bonds to 100 and 1000Estimating and checking answersAdding and subtracting word problemsMoney in bahtTimes tables 2, 5 and 10Times tables 4 and 8Times tables 3, 6 and 9Times table 7 and mixed factsMultiplying and dividing in your headMultiplying 2-digit numbersDividing and remaindersMixed word problemsNaming fractionsTenths and counting in fractionsEquivalent and comparing fractionsFractions of amountsAdding and subtracting fractionsMissing numbers and function machinesNumber patterns and sequencesCombinations and scaling upMeasuring lengthPerimeterAreaMass, capacity and temperatureTelling the timeCalendars, timetables and durations3D shapes2D shapes and linesAngles and turnsDirections and mapsSymmetryTally charts and tablesPictograms and bar chartsVenn and Carroll diagramsChance
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