Co-operative Problem Solving - Measurement

* Hand out all the clue cards face down to the students in your group.
* Each student reads what is on their cue card to the group, but they may not show the         card to anyone else.
* You may not look at anyone else's card.
*	Use all the clues to solve the problem.

MEASUREMENT NO. 1	MEASUREMENT NO. 1 	
Use your clue to help solve the group's  problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Jackie and Eugene have to find the area of the horse paddock.	Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Eugene measures the longest side and finds that it is 52 m long.
	
MEASUREMENT NO. 1 	MEASUREMENT NO. 1 	
Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Jackie measures the shortest side and finds that it is half the length of the longest side.
	Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Jackie and Eugene are members of the Te Atatu Pony Club.

MEASUREMENT NO. 2 	MEASUREMENT NO. 2 	
Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Mau and Annie are in the fourth form mixed netball team.
	Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

The length of each third on the netball court is 10.1 m.
	
Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

The width of the netball court is 15.6 m.
	Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Find the perimeter of the netball court.
	
MEASUREMENT NO. 2 	MEASUREMENT NO. 2 	
Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

The diameter of the centre circle is 1 m.
	Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Find the circumference of the centre circle. (Use P = 3.1)

MEASUREMENT NO. 3 	MEASUREMENT NO. 3 	
Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

 The cylinder holds exactly 3 tennis balls.	Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

 Find the volume of the cylinder. Use P = 3.1.	
MEASUREMENT NO. 3 	MEASUREMENT NO. 3 	
 Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

Each tennis ball is 6 cm in diameter.
	Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

 The tennis balls fit snugly in the cylinder.	

MEASUREMENT 	MEASUREMENT 	
    *  Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

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	    *  Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

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MEASUREMENT 	MEASUREMENT 	
    *  Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

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	    *  Use your clue to help solve the group's problem. You may read your clue to the group, but don't show anyone else your clue.

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