Perimeter Practice – 2-Player Board Game is an interactive, turn-based math game that helps students master perimeter through a fun classroom board-game experience. Players take turns solving perimeter problems—using both visual shapes (rectangles, triangles, and regular polygons) and word-problem style prompts—to earn the right to roll the dice and move around the board.
Perimeter Word Problem Game – Multiplayer is an engaging, classroom-ready math game that helps students practice perimeter through realistic word problems involving rectangles and squares. Students read a scenario, choose the correct unit (inches, centimeters, feet, meters, or yards), and calculate the total distance around an object or space. With a built-in timer and rotating turns, this game keeps learners focused while building accuracy and confidence with perimeter skills.
Perimeter – Find Missing Total is an interactive, classroom-ready math game that helps students practice perimeter by solving missing length and missing total problems. Players use the equation Total Perimeter − Sum of Known Sides = Missing Length to find unknown values on shapes and real-world scenarios.
Area Defense is a fast-paced, arcade-style math game that turns area practice into an action challenge. A rectangle “enemy” drops toward your base while its length (L) and width (W) are labeled on-screen. Your mission is to quickly calculate the area (L × W) and type the answer before the shape reaches the bottom.
Find the Total Area of Two Rectangles (3.MD.C.7) is a timed, interactive math game where students solve area problems by building and analyzing rectangles like a “garden plan.” Players work with adjacent rectangles and L-shaped figures, using the distributive property and missing side length reasoning to find the area of each part and the total area.
Area Arrays by Tiling Game • Grade 3 (3.MD.C.7a) is an interactive, game-style math activity that helps students understand area as the total number of unit squares in a rectangle. In each round, students work with rows and columns (arrays) to connect visual models to multiplication.
Students complete two types of challenges:
Area & Perimeter Tic-Tac-Toe is an interactive, two-player math game that blends classic tic-tac-toe strategy with Grade 3 measurement concepts aligned to 3.MD.C.8. Players take turns selecting an empty square on a 3×3 board, then must correctly solve an area and/or perimeter challenge to earn the right to place their X or O. If a player answers incorrectly (or runs out of time), they do not place a mark and the turn passes to the other player.
This 3rd-grade math assignment contains 6 quadrilaterals that have students come up with both the area and the perimeter of each shape.
It also contains 4-word problems that cause the students to think and diagram images to calculate either the area or perimeter.
This worksheet has 9 questions relating to the area. Students will draw the area. They will find the total area of two rectangular shapes. They will find the area of a complex shape. They will use an array to help find the area.
