Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students count area by tapping each unit square within an irregular L-shaped lake. Features subtle feedback and teaches that area equals the number of unit squares inside any shape.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students identify which garden bed shape has the least area by comparing circle, square, triangle, and rectangle garden beds. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces measurement progression for comparing different geometric shapes.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students compare three pizza shapes (square, circle, triangle) to identify which covers more area. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces the concept that circles use space most efficiently.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students drag fabric pieces to arrange them from smallest to largest area by calculating rectangular dimensions. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces measurement progression through comparing different rectangular areas.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 (Age 9-10) children to practice Area Concepts. Fill in the blank calculation activity where students calculate the area of a soccer field grid by multiplying 8 × 3 to find 24 grass squares. Features immediate visual feedback and follows Measurement Progression learning sequence.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students tap to select the bookshelf section with exactly 20 square units from multiple choice options. Features immediate visual feedback and reinforces measurement progression through library-themed learning.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students build any valid rectangle arrangement using exactly 15 sandwich squares through drag and drop. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces flexible rectangle construction with multiple valid solutions.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students drag and drop 20 colorful paint drops to cover every square on a 4×5 canvas grid. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces area measurement through complete coverage painting.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students calculate the total number of treasure squares in a 7×4 grid by multiplying 7 × 4 = 28. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces measurement progression through pirate-themed multiplication.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students drag garden plots with different dimensions (2×2, 1×3, 2×4, 3×3, 3×4, 2×6) into correct size containers (small, medium, large) based on their area calculations. Features immediate visual feedback and measurement progression understanding.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 children to practice area concepts. Students input the correct answer for a 4×6 pizza grid multiplication problem using tomato-shaped number buttons. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces multiplication as area calculation for rectangular arrays.

Interactive flip activity for Grade 4 (Age 9-10) children to practice Area Concepts. Students compare four medieval tower blueprints to identify which has the most area by calculating length × width. Features immediate visual feedback and introduces measurement progression for architectural comparison.