Module 5 lesson 10

Module 5

lesson 10

I will be able to find areas of rectangles
whose sides are fractions, mixed numbers,
and whole numbers. I will be able to solve
with multiplication and draw a model of my
thinking.

Multiple Choice

Choose the answer below that represents a line segment in the image

• AB

• CD

• GH

• IK

Multiple Choice

Choose the answer that represents perpendicular lines in the picture

• AB and CD

• AB and EF

• EF and GH

• CD and GH

Multiple Choice

Name a point on the line EF in the picture

• A

• C

• J

• L

Multiple Choice

Choose the answer below that is a ray in the image

• CD

• JK

• AF

• GH

Multiple Choice

Which one of these sets of lines is parallel?

• EF and GH

• AB and CD

• AB and GH

• CD and GH

Multiple Choice

What is this a picture of?

• Line

• Ray

• Line Segment

• Point

Multiple Choice

What s this a picture of?

• Line

• Angle

• Ray

• Point

Multiple Choice

This is a picture of what kind of lines?

• Parallel Lines

• Perpendicular Lines

• Intersecting Lines

Multiple Choice

What kind of lines are these?

• Parallel Lines

• Perpendicular Lines

• Intersecting Lines

Fill in the Blank

Area of a rectangle

Find rectangle A

How many tiles does it take to completely
cover rectangle A?
How many unit lengths does it take to
cover the long side of the rectangle?
The short side?
What is the area of rectangle A?

Fill in the Blank

How many tiles does it take to completely cover rectangle A?

Fill in the Blank

How many unit lengths does it take to cover the long side of the rectangle?

Fill in the Blank

How many unit lengths does it take to cover the short side?

Drag and Drop

What is the area of rectangle A?

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

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u

Area of a rectangle

Find rectangle B

Compare to rectangle A...bigger or smaller?
How many tiles does it take to cover the extra
area at the bottom of rectangle B?
What is the area of rectangle B?

Record your data...

Poll

Compare to rectangle A...bigger or smaller?

• bigger

• smaller

Multiple Choice

How many tiles does it take to cover the extra area at the bottom of rectangle B?

• 4

  tiles

• 3

  tiles

• 3

  1/2 tiles

• 4

  1/2 tiles

Drag and Drop

What is the area of rectangle B?​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

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1/2

u

Area of a rectangle

Record your data...

Area of a rectangle

Find the area of rectangles C, D, and E using
the paper and your tiles.

Record your data...

Fill in the Blank

Find the area of rectangles C using the paper and your tiles.

___________ $$u^2$$

Fill in the Blank

Find the area of rectangles D using the paper and your tiles.

___________ $$u^2$$

Fill in the Blank

Find the area of rectangles E using the paper and your tiles.

___________ $$u^2$$

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