Monday, May 8, 2017

CCSS.Math.7.G.4(2c) Area of a Circle

Dear Girls and Boys,
We are marching on in Geometry and this time we are going to learn everything you DIDN'T want to know about a circle!!! heehee....  So for a review on the circle vocabulary before we start- radius is the line from the center to the circle: diameter is from one point on the circle through the center to the other side; and the circumference is all the way around.  But we are learning about the Area of a Circle.  So with the foundation of the vocabulary, we build on it with AREA.  Area is always the sections inside the circle- AREA is always measured in units squared ( pi times d). Pi is an approximation for the distance around any circle.  It is the very famous symbol and it represents approx. 3.14 or 22/7.  I am sure you have seen this in your math travels. 
We will be looking at a great deal of circles as we have many bird feeders in the classroom to measure to our hearts desire! 

We are a bunch of CLOWNS! Fun times!
As always in MATH,
Mrs M 


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