9.+Area

Area
 * 1) Make a new slide (Ctrl+M).
 * 2) Title it "Area," or "Size," or something like that.
 * 3) If you are researching a country find the area of your country at [|CIA Factbook a]nd the area of the United States. If you are studying a state, click [|here] to find the areas of Texas and your state. You'll have to click on geography after you click on the state.
 * 4) Type a division problem using the area on your slide and label the numbers. Remind the studnets that the bigger number goes first.
 * 5) Open the calculator tool on your computer. You can usually do this by click the start menu and selecting "All Programs" and then by going to accessories.
 * 6) Divide the two areas and type your answer on your slide.
 * 7) Have students round to either the nearest whole number or to the nearest tenth.
 * 8) Have students generate answer statement based on the data, i.e. "Texas is twice as large as _____"
 * 9) Type the statement on your slide after the equation.
 * 10) Click "Save" and that's it.