1. Do Now Find the square or cube root: What is another way to write: 6 x 6 2 x 2 x 2 9 x 9

2. Where is my test? Where is my quiz? Final grades are posted on GradeSpeed. Your stickers will be posted on your tracker this week! Quizzes will be put in your outbox, but I will keep your Unit 1 tests. If you have questions you may come ask during 4 th period. Remember what the stickers mean! How will you advocate for yourself?

3. I can use square roots to find perimeter and area.

4. Review Perimeter Distance around the outside of a shape Perimeter= length + length + width + width Addition

5. Review Area The space a shape’s surface takes up Area = length x width Measured in square units Multiplication 10 inches 10 in x 10 in =

6. Stop and Jot Find the perimeter of the following: 6 in 3 in 9 in

7. Stop and Jot Find the area of the following: 6 in 3 in 9 in

8. Work backwards When given the area I can calculate the square root to determine the length of one side. *Take the square root of the area to find the length of one side.

9. White boards Find the side length, then find the perimeter.

10. White boards Ms. Barker has a square garden in her backyard and she wants to plant tulips along one side of the garden. The area of her square garden is 16 feet squared. What is the length of the row of tulips on one side?

11. Partner Practice 1. Mr. Hardin wants to fence in his backyard so that his dog won’t run away. His backyard has an area of 225ft squared. How much fencing does he need? 2. The dimensions of Jasmine’s room are 11ft by 11ft. If she wants to put down carpet to cover the whole floor, how many square feet of carpet does she need? CHALLENGE: Randall walks around the edge of a square park for 200 ft. What is the length of one side of the square park? MAKE SURE YOU FILL OUT YOUR IDK!