Station 1 Area of Composite Figures (Entire Area)

Area and Perimeter of Composite Shapes

Station 1 Area of Composite Figures (Entire Area)

Steps to Ensure Success:

1. List Across the Individual Shapes in the Picture 2. Find the Area of Each Individual Shape. 3. Ask Yourself: Do I keep in terms of Pi or round? 4. Ask Yourself: Do I Add or Subtract? 5. Label and Circle Final Answer.

See a Complete Example: 1. Find the area of the composite figure.

7 yds.

12 yds.

18 yds.

Guided Practice 2. Find the area of the composite figure in terms of .

Less Guided Practice 3. Find the area of the composite figure in terms of .

On Your Own: 4. Find the area of the composite figure in terms of .

6 cm 10 cm

Area and Perimeter of Composite Shapes Station 2 Area of Composite Figures (Shaded Area)

Steps to Ensure Success:

1. List Across the Individual Shapes in the Picture 2. Find the Area of Each Individual Shape. 3. Ask Yourself: Do I keep in terms of Pi or round? 4. Ask Yourself: Do I Add or Subtract? 5. Label and Circle Final Answer.

See a Complete Example: 1. Find the area of the Shaded Region in terms of .

8 feet feet

Guided Practice 2. Find the area of the Shaded Region to the nearest tenth.

Less Guided Practice 3. Find the area of the Shaded Region.

9 cm

4 cm 11 cm 5 cm 16 cm

On Your Own: 4. Find the area of the Shaded Region in terms of .

6 cm

4 yards

Area and Perimeter of Composite Shapes Station 3 Perimeter of Composite Figures

Steps to Ensure Success:

1. Highlight the Perimeter of the Composite Shape. 2. Add together Straight Edges. 3. Calculate Perimeter(Circumference) of curved edges. 4. Ask Yourself: Do I keep in terms of Pi or round? 5. Combine, Label and Circle Final Answer. See a Complete Example: 1. Find the perimeter of the composite figure in terms of .

Guided Practice 2. Find the perimeter of the composite figure to the nearest tenth.

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