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Fantasy Park Planning

Help plan a fantasy park using measurement. Use feet for lengths and square feet for areas. Show your calculations and include units in your answers.

Design Brief

The park team has a rectangular site that is 30 feet long and 20 feet wide. They want to fit activity tents, leave open space, and make a welcoming entrance path.

1.What is the area of the rectangular park site? Write a multiplication equation and give the answer in square feet.

2.How many feet of temporary rope would surround the entire rectangular site? Find its perimeter.

Choose the Tent Spaces

The team is considering three rectangular tent pads. Remember: area measures the space covered; perimeter measures the distance around the edge.

Ferris Wheel Tent 12 ft × 8 ft

Dragon Game Tent 15 ft × 6 ft

Food Court Tent 10 ft × 10 ft

3.Find the area and perimeter of each tent pad: Ferris Wheel, Dragon Game, and Food Court. Include square feet for each area and feet for each perimeter.

4.Which tent pad covers the most ground, and how many more square feet does it cover than the smallest tent pad?

5.The team installs a 20-foot-long by 4-foot-wide entrance path. What is its area? If a low border goes all the way around it, how many feet of border are needed?

6.The three tent pads together cover 96 + 90 + 100 square feet. How many square feet of the 600-square-foot site remain for paths and open space?

7.The team wants two paths that are each 4 feet wide so visitors can move comfortably. If one path is 18 feet long and the other is 12 feet long, what is their combined area? Assume the paths do not overlap.

8.A rectangular lantern garden measures 9 feet by 7 feet. Riley says its area and perimeter are both 63. Is Riley correct? Explain using the right units.

9.Design a possible rectangular mini-stage with an area of 48 square feet. Give its length and width, then calculate the perimeter. There may be more than one correct design.

10.Sketch a simple top-down park plan inside the rectangular site. Label the 30-foot and 20-foot sides, place at least two tent pads using the dimensions above, and show a path. Add measurements to your plan.

Use the space to draw and label your plan.

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