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Sizing them Up Back to problem
First name
Maisie
School
Lutton St Nicholas
Country
England
Age
0
Filename
HOkPSi-Maisie Shapes.jpg

We used a ruler to work out the perimeter and in the middle of the shape wrote down the total in the middle. Then we put them in order from smallest to largest.

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