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6 cm 3 cm 6 cm 4 cm 1 cm 5 cm 3.5 cm 6 cm 5 cm 2.5 cm 2.5 cm 3 cm AREA AND PERIMETER OF POLYGONS Name: _______________________ Date: ___________________ Group: Area: Perimeter: Area: Perimeter: Area: Perimeter: Area: Perimeter: Area: Perimeter: Area: Perimeter: 4 cm If the square above is cut exactly in half, what is the perimeter and area of one of its halves? * Tricky* Use the information you have been given to help you... and make jottings! 2.5 cm Regular Perimeter: Regular 1.7 cm Perimeter: Area: Perimeter: 8 cm 2 cm 2 cm 4 cm 2 cm Paul Parkinson June 2013

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  • 6 cm

    3 cm

    6 cm

    4 cm

    1 cm

    5 cm

    3.5 cm

    6 cm

    5 cm

    2.5

    cm

    2.5 cm

    3 cm

    AREA AND PERIMETER OF POLYGONS

    Name: _______________________ Date: ___________________ Group:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    4 cm

    If the square above is cut exactly in half, what is the perimeter and area of one of its halves? * Tricky*

    Use the information you have been given to help you... and make jottings!

    2.5 cm

    Regular

    Perimeter:

    Regular

    1.7 cmPerimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    8 cm

    2 cm 2 cm

    4 cm

    2 cm

    Paul Parkinson June 2013

  • AREA AND PERIMETER - homeowrk

    Paul Parkinson June 2013

    Use R U C S A C to help you... and make jottings!

    Wendy has a regular hexagonal shaped box. She

    wants to decorate it with

    ghastly, pink ribbon all around the edge. Each

    side of the box measures

    3.5cm. How much ribbon does she need altogether?

    Tom the joiner has been asked to fix skirting board all around a strangely, regular pentagonal room. The perimeter of the room is 35 metres. What does each side measure?

    Chardonnay has a sickly, square shaped box. She decorates all aroun

    d the edge of

    it with quite disgusting, shiny circles. Each circle has a diameter

    of 5cm. The

    perimeter of the box is 100cm. How many circles does she need for it

    altogether?

    How many does she put on each side?

    Farmer Jones has a square field. Each side measures 120m. But the ninja sheep keep attacking the cows and so he needs to divide the square field exactly in half. How much fencing will he need to go around the perimeter and fence down the middle?

    Fencing

    John the Shrubber has been asked to p

    lant some shrubs. Lovely shrubs. The

    rectangular park he has been asked to surr

    ound with shrubs has a length of 12m.

    He really cant be bothered to measure the

    rest, but a funny guy with a glass eye

    tells him that the width is exactly half th

    e length. What is the perimeter of the

    park?

    If he needs one shrub every 3 metres, how

    many shrubs does he need?

    What size shoes does the man with the gla

    ss eye have, and what did he have for

    breakfast?

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    How easy was this?Oh. My. Life. That was tricky! Easy, peasy, lemon, squeezy!

  • 6 cm

    3 cm

    6 cm

    4 cm

    1 cm

    5 cm

    3 cm

    6 cm

    5 cm

    2.5

    cm

    2.5 cm

    3 cm

    AREA AND PERIMETER OF POLYGONS

    Name: _______________________ Date: ___________________ Group:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    4 cm

    If the square above is cut exactly in half, what is the perimeter and area of one of its halves? * Tricky*

    Use the information you have been given to help you... and make jottings!

    5 cm

    Regular

    Perimeter:

    Regular

    9 cmPerimeter:

    Area:

    Perimeter:

    8 cm

    2 cm 2 cm

    4 cm

    2 cm

    Paul Parkinson June 2013

  • AREA AND PERIMETER - homeowrk

    Paul Parkinson June 2013

    Use R U C S A C to help you... and make jottings!

    Wendy has a regular hexagonal shaped box. She

    wants to decorate it with

    ghastly, pink ribbon all around the edge. Each

    side of the box measures

    3cm. How much ribbon does she need altogether?

    Tom the joiner has been asked to fix skirting board all around a strangely, regular pentagonal room. The perimeter of the room is 35 metres. What does each side measure?

    Chardonnay has a sickly, square shaped box. She decorates all aroun

    d the edge of

    it with quite disgusting, shiny squares. Each square has a side

    of 5cm. The

    perimeter of the box is 100cm. How many circles does she need for it

    altogether?

    How many does she put on each side?

    Farmer Jones has a square field. Each side measures 20m. But the ninja sheep keep attacking the cows and so he needs to divide the square field exactly in half. How much fencing will he need to go around the perimeter and fence down the middle?

    Fencing

    John the Shrubber has been asked to p

    lant some shrubs. Lovely shrubs. The

    rectangular park he has been asked to surr

    ound with shrubs has a length of 12m.

    He really cant be bothered to measure the

    rest, but a funny guy with a glass eye

    tells him that the width is exactly half th

    e length. What is the perimeter of the

    park?

    If he needs one shrub every 3 metres, how

    many shrubs does he need?

    What size shoes does the man with the gla

    ss eye have, and what did he have for

    breakfast?

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    How easy was this?Oh. My. Life. That was tricky! Easy, peasy, lemon, squeezy!