Theme Park Design Area and Perimeter with Roller

Theme Park Design Area and Perimeter with Roller coasters Name:

Theme Park Design Introduction The Board of Directors at FUNVILLE have decided to open a new theme park in our city! They want help to design the new park and are auditioning for a lead architect. Your submission must include rides, walkways, snack stands – even bathrooms! You’ll need to be careful because the park only has a certain amount of land to build on and you will need to stay within the boundaries. See below for the exact requirements. Good Luck! Requirements: • • • The park must have at least 4 LARGE rides (no smaller than 50 square meters) such as: haunted house, bumper cars, hedge maze, circus show… The entrance must be clearly marked Walkways must be included throughout the park You must include one (1) pool or water feature The park must have at least one (1) Ferris Wheel There must be at least one (1) restaurant You must include at least four (4) bathrooms You must include at least two (2) gift shops You must include at least two (2) snack stands Remember to include an information kiosk You need at least ONE rollercoaster (must be no less than 100 meters long, but can cross over itself) You will have 600 square meters of land to build your incredible Theme Park. It’s up to you to create a unique and inviting park that will be loved for many years to come. Are you up for the challenge?

Theme Park Design Objectives As you design this Theme Park, you must meet these objectives 1 – Provide the area and perimeter for everything in your park. This includes rides, walkways, buildings, and whatever else you create. 2 – Use the provided checklist to make sure that your submission meets the requirements 3 – Create a map, and label it clearly (or include a legend) so that viewers are able to understand it 4 – Your submission must show craftsmanship, including neatness, colour, and clear, clean lines

Blueprint examples 1 square = 1 square meter 1 side of a square = 1 Make sure that the size of your attractions makes sense! Merry-Go -’Round The Merry-Go-'Round is seven squares by seven squares, which is actually 7 x 7 meters. The perimeter is 28 meters. The area is 49 square meters. Taco Stand This is a walkway. How long is it? 19 meters

Park T 0 -do List Cross out each item as you complete it! First: Second: Third: Fourth: Decide on theme for your Park. Come up with a name. Create a rough draft of your park. Double-check your checklist and requirements Find the area and perimeter of each item in your park. Find the capacity of your pool/water feature (lengthxwidthxheight) Fifth: Create a final draft of your park. Add colour and details. Sixth: Clearly label your park (or create a legend) Seventh: Eighth: Double-check that your area and perimeter calculations are still correct. Turn in to your TEACHER for final approval.

Park Rough Draft 1 square = 1 square meter 1 side of a square = 1

Park Check-List Requirements: Entrance clearly marked: Walkways connected to every attraction: At least one Ferris Wheel At least one restaurant At least four bathrooms At least two gift shops At least two snack stands Information Kiosk Roller Coaster (at least 100 meters long) Pool or water feature Rides/Attractions: At least 50 square meters

Area and Perimeter Title of Attraction Pool/water feature Area Cap: Area: Perimeter

Area and Perimeter Continued Title of Attraction Area Perimeter

al n i F py Co Park name: 1 square = 1 square meter 1 side of a square = 1