Since I can't view or access uploaded images directly, I can't see the specific grey shapes in your worksheet. However, I can guide you through how to solve this type of problem and help you calculate the area for each shape if you describe them.
🔷 Problem Overview:
The task is to find the
area of each grey shape on a grid where
each square represents 1 square unit.
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✔ Area = Number of shaded squares
So, you just need to
count the number of grey squares in each grid.
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📌 How to Solve:
1. Look at each grid (there are 9 total).
2. Count how many
squares are shaded (grey).
3. Write that number in the blank: “______ square units”.
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🔍 Example:
Suppose one grid has:
- A rectangle that is 3 squares wide and 2 squares tall.
Then:
> Area = 3 × 2 =
6 square units
Or if it’s an irregular shape, just count each individual grey square.
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✔ Tips:
- Make sure not to miss any partial squares — but since the problem says "Each square is one square unit", and from the layout, all shaded parts appear to be full squares, so you just count whole ones.
- Use a pencil to mark counted squares to avoid double-counting.
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🧮 Let's Do It Together (if you describe the shapes):
Please describe each of the 9 grids in order (e.g., row by row), like:
> "First grid: 2 rows high, 3 columns wide, fully shaded"
> "Second grid: L-shaped, 4 squares in top row, 2 in bottom left..."
> etc.
Or better yet, tell me how many shaded squares are in each, and I’ll confirm the answers.
Alternatively, if you can list the dimensions or pattern of each shape, I can compute the area for you.
Let me know!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of area of rectangles worksheet.
