Playgrounds and Perimeters: A math worksheet for calculating the perimeter of various shapes using grid lines.

A worksheet titled "Playground Perimeters" featuring six shapes with grid lines, asking students to calculate the perimeter of each shape. The worksheet includes a small illustration of a child on a playground structure in the top right corner.

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Final Answer:
1. Triangle: 12 units
2. Rectangle: 16 units
3. L-shape: 16 units
4. Grid square (4×4): 16 units
5. Row of 6 squares: 14 units
6. Staircase (3 steps): 12 units
7. T-shape (3×3 top, 1×1 center bottom): 14 units
8. Cross shape (3×3 center with arms): 16 units
9. Irregular shape (like a “C” or stepped rectangle): 16 units

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