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To find an area of a shape, it depends on what shape it is. Generally, though, area and volume are measured in square or cubic units.
To find the area of a square, measure one of its sides (pick one, it doesn't matter!), and then square it (multiply the length by itself one time).
To find the area of a cube, measure one of its sides, and cube is (multiply the length by itself two times).
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