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Start Game. End. “ J e o p a r d y ”. Mathematical Vocabulary Acquisition: Words that tell You What Operations. Perimeter and Area Formulas. Objectives: Familiarize student with common mathematical terms Relate those terms to their appropriate operations. Using those terms in formulas.
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Start Game End “Jeopardy” Mathematical Vocabulary Acquisition: Words that tell You What Operations. Perimeter and Area Formulas. Objectives: Familiarize student with common mathematical terms Relate those terms to their appropriate operations. Using those terms in formulas. Relate those formulas to proper function within geometric shapes. Providing repetition to build strong cognitive thinking. Providing a fun activity that may spread the knowledge more quickly and effectively. References
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Operations: 1 point End What is the Operation for Addition. Sum
Operations: 2 points End What is the Operation for Subtraction. Difference
Operations: 3 points End What is the Operation for Multiplication. Product
Operations: 4 points End What is the Operation for Division. Quotient
Perimeter: 1 point End What is the Perimeter for a Square? P = 4s
Perimeter: 2 points End What is the Perimeter for a Rectangle? P = 2l + 2w
Perimeter: 3 points End What is the Perimeter for a Parallelogram? P = 2b + 2a
Perimeter: 4 points End What is the Perimeter for a Triangle? P = a + b + c
Area: 1 point End What is the Area for a Rectangle? A = lw
Area: 2 points End What is the Area for a Parallelagram? A = bh
Area: 6 points End What is the Area for a Circle? A = r2 Daily Double!
Area: 4 points End What is the Area for a Trapezoid? A = ½ h (b + c)
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