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Measurement Project Showcase

A community group is planning a small pop-up garden. Use the information and site plan below to solve the measurement challenges. Show calculations, include units, and round money to the nearest cent where needed.

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Plan and calculate

Use the site plan as well as the project details in each question.

1.The site is 10 m long and 6 m wide. Calculate its area and perimeter.
2.The raised bed is 4 m by 2 m on the plan. It will be edged on all four sides. How many metres of edging are needed?
3.The raised bed is to be drawn at a scale of 1:50. What length and width should it have on the drawing, in centimetres? (At this scale, 1 cm represents 50 cm.)
Draw the raised bed at scale 1:50. Label its drawing dimensions and write the scale beside it.
4.The bed is 0.35 m deep. Calculate the volume of soil needed to fill it, in cubic metres and litres. Use 1 m³ = 1,000 L.
5.Soil is sold in 40 L bags for $8.50 each. How many whole bags must the group buy to fill the bed, and what will they cost?
6.A rain barrel holds 200 L. It is currently 65% full. How many litres of water are in it, and how many more litres are needed to fill it?
7.A volunteer wheels compost 450 m from the storage point to the garden in 6 minutes. Calculate the average speed in metres per minute and kilometres per hour.
8.The compost area is 2 m by 2 m. A delivery of 1.5 m³ of compost is spread evenly over it. How deep is the compost layer in centimetres?
9.Choose the most suitable tool for each job: measure the site boundary; measure 40 L of water; check the depth of a narrow planter. Choose from a 30 m tape measure, a measuring jug, and a ruler.
  • Measure the site boundary
  • Measure 40 L of water
  • Check the depth of a narrow planter
  • Measuring jug
  • Ruler
  • 30 m tape measure
10.For the showcase, explain in 2–3 sentences why the garden team should record units and check measurements before ordering materials. Include one example from this project.

4 printable pages

  • Measurement Project Showcase, page 1 of 4: A community group is planning a small pop-up garden. Use the information and site plan…

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  • Measurement Project Showcase, page 2 of 4: Plan and calculate

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  • Measurement Project Showcase, page 3 of 4: 4. The bed is 0.35 m deep. Calculate the volume of soil needed to fill it, in cubic…

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  • Measurement Project Showcase, page 4 of 4: 10. For the showcase, explain in 2–3 sentences why the garden team should record units…

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