Palmy Sim Ran Measurement AssessmentARichel.checked

8/7/2019 Palmy Sim Ran Measurement AssessmentARichel.checked

1/20


2/20

Instructions Work in alone or in a small group, no more than three.

Read through the problems and choose one you would like to solve,check with your teacher to see if they think it is suitable for yourgroup.

Devise a plan to solve your problem and put the plan into action.

Prepare a short oral presentation to explain to your class how yousolved your chosen problem. Your explanation must include

[1] Your original plan of how to solve the problem.

[2] A step by step guide of what you did to get your answer.

[3] Details of any changes to your original plan and why those

changes were made.[4] A detailed explanation of all your working out.

You may choose any medium to support your presentation (chart,PowerPoint, Photostory, etc) however visual aids are stronglyrecommended.


3/20

Our Chosen Problem 1How much water is in the rectangular ECC swimming pool? Take

note of the steps into the pool and be as accurate as you can.Only measure the rectangular pool, not the arch shaped pool.


4/20

Our Plan 1Write your plan of how you will solve the problem here:

1. Get a meter wheel and meter sticks to measure the pool.2. Go to the ECC swimming pool and measure the length and the

width and the depth of the water.

3. Use these measurements to calculate the volume of the pool in

centimeters. (Multiply)Please complete this plan remember there are steps!!

4. Measure the length, width and height of the stairs.

5. Subtract the volume of stairs from the pools volume to the answerto get the answer.


5/20

Working out the answer

W of pool=400cm L of pool =700cm D of pool =60cmWxLxD=ANSWER

MINUS STEPS TO ANSWER=

Measurement of the steps:

Step one: W=40 cm L=359cm D= 9cmStep two: W=40 cm L=359cm D=19cm

KEY: VOLUME.

How can you convert this volume into mL of L which measure water?

1 cm3= 1mL

1,000mL= 1L


6/20

W

orking out the answerTotal Pool Size= 16,800,000 cubic centimeters.

Steps = 402,080 cubic centimeters.

x = Total volume of poolWhole pool: 400x700x60=16,800,000

Step 1: 40x359x9= 129,240

Step 2: 40x359x19= 272,840129, 240+ 272,840= 402,080

16,800,000- 402,080= 16,397,920


7/20

O

ur Solution No.1!The answer was 16,397,920 cm3( used volume).

For mL : 16,397,920 mL

For L: 1,639.7920 L


8/20

How did we work it out? No.1

We first went to the measuring pool and met with Julis and Jear-Eingsgroup. They were measuring the length and width of the pool so I

counted the clicks. Then, I came upstairs and calculate everythingusing volume.

Later, we thought about the steps and measure the steps. Then, wetimes the D, L and W of the steps and subtract it with the originalanswer. Which give us 16,397,920 cm3!!! We then found out that 1

cm3 = 1ml, we can convert it in to mL and L.


9/20

RE FL EC T Really Empowered, Feel like learning, Effort couldimprove this, Tell me more. Problem No. 1

Expected Learning Outcomes RE FL EC T Comment

Accuracy

1. Did we choose the right tools? FL We chose the right tool to measure the pool.

2. Did we record all measurements with units. RE We recorded all the measurement precisely.

3. Did we calculate accurately? RE We calculated the measured numbers accurately.

Understanding

1. Did we convert the units when needed? RE We converted the numbers when we had to do it.

Problem Solving Strategies

1. Did we creating a good plan and change it whenneeded?

FL We made a good plan and when it wasnt working,we changed the plan and it worked.

2. Did we organise for different people to help orcomplete different tasks.

FL We helped another group to calculated theirmeasurement.

3. Did we use estimation to help solve the problem? EC We didnt really estimate the answer .

3. Did we Work ways to achieve accuratemeasurements?

FL We worked ways to accurately achieveaccurate measurement.


10/20

Problem 1

The Varsity Boys Basketball Team complained that theycould not clearly see the outline of court number onelines because of the colour they were painted. CoachRandy decided to have the lines replaced with a specialhighly visible tape. This tape costs 500 baht per metre.How much does this replacement job cost?


11/20

Problem 2 The netting around the NIST sports field has become

worn to the point of letting balls go through into thekhlong and into the downstairs cafeteria. Mr. Simon(Millward) has decided to replace all of it. If replacementnetting costs 350 baht per m, how much must Mr.

Simon allocate from the Phys. Ed. budget to completethe job?


12/20


13/20

Problem 4

On wet days the area outside year six classrooms getsvery slippery. For everyones safety it has been decidedto lay a row of non-slip tiles from the top of the stairs torun the full length of the veranda. These tiles will replacethe large rectangular tiles but just in one row. The cost of

these tiles is $15 per square metre for the tiles and $3per square metre to lay them? How much will it cost todo this job?


14/20

Problem 5

While I am cleaning a fish tank I decide to keep the goldfish in oneof our classroom Knex boxes overnight. The water has to be treatedbefore I can add the goldfish or they will die. The instructions on thepurifying chemical tell me to add 10ml for every litre of water. If I fillthe Knex box so the water level is 4cm from the top, how much

purifying chemical will I have to add?


15/20

Problem 6

How much water is in the rectangular ECC swimming pool?Take note of the steps into the pool and be as accurateas you can. Only measure the rectangular pool, not thearch shaped pool.


16/20

Problem 8

Create a structure or sculpture out of emptycontainers, so that when added up thecombined capacity of all the containers it

is 4.35 litres in total. The structure should: Be designed so that all the pieces are

fixed together to stand or hang in the room

The completed structure/sculpture mustcontain at least 4 containers

Each container must be a different

capacity.


17/20

Problem 9The sports field will soon be replaced by a new all

weather pitch that will be 0.75metres higherthan the current surface. How much fill andconcrete will need to be laid to make the new the

field the correct height?


18/20

Problem 10Create a timetable for a trip around the world using 24

hour time. You must plan at least 3 tripscontinuously.

Name:

Nationality on Passport:

Location of Departure:

Destination:

Departure time:

Arrival time:

Flight time:


19/20

The distance around the perimeter of the running track is four

hundred meters. Each lane is 1 meter wide. The inter classrelay is coming! The fastest four runners from each class areselected to compete in a relay. Each runner must completeone lap of the track before passing the baton onto the nextrunner. The grounds man must mark the start lines for each

different lane. If each team runs a total of four laps, showwhere the grounds man should paint the start lines. Show thedistance between each starting line.

Problem 11


20/20

Do you have your ownMeasurement problem? Are yourearranging your room?

Designing furniture? Designingclothing? Sports Equipment?Write your own measurement

problem here.

Problem 12

Date post:	08-Apr-2018
Category:	Documents
Upload:	thitalamsam
View:	216 times
Download:	0 times

Palmy Sim Ran Measurement AssessmentARichel.checked

Documents