“Repasen los problemas que resolvieron en la última actividad. Discutan con su compañero si cada problema se relacionaba con el perímetro” // “Look back through the problems you solved in the last activity. Discuss with your partner whether each problem involves perimeter.”
“¿Cómo saben si una situación está relacionada con el perímetro?” // “How do you know if a situation involves perimeter?” (If it’s about finding the distance around something. If answering the question means adding up all the side lengths of a shape.)
“¿Por qué el perímetro no era útil para resolver el último problema sobre recubrir un piso?” // “Why was perimeter not useful in solving the last problem about tiling a floor?” (The perimeter gives the length around the outside of the room, not how many tiles cover the whole room. To know how many tiles cover the whole room is to find the area of the room.)
“¿Cuál es la diferencia entre perímetro y área?” // “What is the difference between perimeter and area?” (Perimeter is the distance around the outside of a shape. Area is the amount of space a shape covers.)