Geometry Project Math 11 Essentials SCA Dal Farm

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Geometry Project Math 11 Essentials Name(s): ______________________ ______________________ ______________________ This activity was adapted from the original works of Tracy Langille, who graciously shared her idea with me. Thank you Tracy!

Transcript of Geometry Project Math 11 Essentials SCA Dal Farm

Geometry Project

Math 11 Essentials

Name(s):

______________________ ______________________ ______________________

This activity was adapted from the original works of Tracy Langille, who graciously shared her

idea with me. Thank you Tracy!

Outcome Achievement Levels

1: Limited knowledge and understanding of content and concepts. Limited application of related skills. 2: Developing knowledge and understanding of content and concepts. Developing in the application of related skills. 3: Competent knowledge and understanding of content and concepts. Appropriate application of related skills. 4: In-depth knowledge and understanding of content and concepts. Able to extend the application of related skills.

Outcomes Addressed in This Project: D1: Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of perimeter and area. D2: Calculate perimeter and area D4: Use perimeter and area to solve a variety of real world problems D5: Demonstrate an understanding of volume and surface area D6: Calculate surface area and volume of rectangular prisms and cylinders D7: Use surface area and volume to solve real world problems

SCA/ Dalhousie Farm Campus Background: In coordination with Dalhousie Agricultural Campus, students at South Colchester Academy have been chosen to design a school farm so that students at South Colchester Academy learn about Farm Business Management, Plant Science, Animal Health, Engineering and Heavy Equipment Operation/Repair while obtaining their high school diploma. Students who complete the hands-on high school diploma at SCA would be granted automatic admission to Dalhousie University’s Agricultural Campus with the first year of tuition free! Your Task: Your Construction Company will build the farm campus for the new South Colchester Academy Agricultural Campus. You must follow the following criteria:

• Working in groups of two or three you must name your construction company.

• You must name your farm. • You need to build a farm containing the following:

Buildings Building requirements

5 Barns (You can decide on the animals)

2-6 cube-a-links each

3 Greenhouses 3 cube-a-links each

1 Ag Mechanization/ Ag Engineering Building

8 cube-a-links

1 Machine Shed 8 cube-a-links, with at least a second level

1 Athletic Centre 6 cube-a-links

1 Plant Sciences/ Crop Genetics Building

6 cube-a-links, with at least a second level

1 Animal Science/ Veterinary Building

A square base prism (maximum 12 cube-a-links)

1 Fresh Farm Products Market/ Restaurant

6 cube-a-links

1 Water Tower *MUST be a cylinder*

1 Indoor Competition Arena (e.g. Equine Competitions, Exhibitions, Rugby or Woodsmen Competitions, Farm Equipment Shows, Dog Shows, 4H Displays, etc.)

8-10 Cube-a-links

1 Outdoor Competition Arena (e.g. Heavy Equipment Operator Competitions, Farm Equipment Shows, Rodeos, Equine Competitions, Rugby Tournaments, etc.)

Drawn on community plan

1 Parking Area Drawn on farm campus plan

1 Fenced Paddock Drawn on farm campus plan

2 Fenced Fields Drawn on farm campus plan

1 Upright Silo * MUST be a cylinder.*

Your Task

• Physically build a model of your proposed SCA Farm Campus using the materials supplied. Each building (except the silo & water tower) must be a rectangular prism. Remember a cube is a type of rectangular prism. *The silo & water tower must be cylinders.*

• Clearly label each building. • Create 3D isometric drawings for:

• 5 Barns • 3 Greenhouses • 1 Ag Mechanization/ Engineering Building • 1 Machine Shed • 1 Athletic Centre • 1 Indoor Competition Arena • 1 Plant Sciences/ Crop Genetics Building • 1 Animal Science/ Veterinary Building • 1 Restaurant/ Fresh Farm Products Market

• Create mat plans (top views with numbers) to accompany each isometric drawing.

• Each cube-a-link represents 12m x 12m x 12m which means that each side

length is 12m. You must calculate the volume in cubic-meters of each of your buildings. You may use a calculator. Remember your answer will

be measured in m3.

• SCA Fuels is putting a bid in to cover the heating costs of all of the

buildings. They have asked for the capacity of each building. If each building

has exterior walls ½ metre thick, what is the capacity of each building? You

must report all capacities in litres or kilolitres. (Hint: 1m3 = 1 000L or 1kL)

• If each cube-a-link costs your company $ 6 000, calculate the cost of each

building. • Calculate the surface area of each structure.

Build a Farm Name (s): ______________________________ Name of Farm: _________________________

Requirements Comments

Presentation You must include a cover page. Your project must be presented on unlined paper and grid paper.

In Class Observations: Observation (by the teacher, observing in-class efforts and teamwork). Also, you will hand in a report of what work each student in your group did.

***This will go towards your Learner Profile.***

Project (Checklist) • Cover Page w Names • Introduction paragraph explaining

the project. • The layout of the farm

development. (Aerial view on grid paper)

• 15 Isometric models drawn on isometric grid paper.

• 15 Mat Plans: One for each model. (Except Silo & Water Tower)

• Volume of each building. (16 Calculations- including Silo & Water Tower)

• 16 Calculations: Capacity of each building.

• 16 Calculations: Construction costs of each building.

• 16 Surface Area Calculations: 1 for each building, including silo

• Perimeter of each fenced area. ( 3 areas)

• Area of each fenced area. (3 areas)

• Area of parking lot • Area of outdoor competition arena • Creation of 3D Model Farm

Barn # 1 2 3 4 5 (Circle Barn #) Intended Use: _________________

MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Greenhouse # 1 2 3 (Circle Greenhouse #) MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Ag Mechanization/ Engineering Building

MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Machine Shed MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Athletic Centre MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Plant Sciences/ Crop Genetics

MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Animal Sciences/ Veterinary MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Machine Shed MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Farm Fresh Market & Restaurant

MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Indoor Competition Arena

MAT PLAN

Isometric Drawing

VOLUME: l x w x h = m3

CAPACITY: l x w x h = kL

COST: # of blocks x $6000 per block

SURFACE AREA: # of faces x 144m2

Water Tower

Height of Cylinder: 15m

Radius: 3m

Area of Bottom + Area of Sides +. Area of Top

Area of a Circle = 3.14 x radius x radius

Volume of a Cylinder= Area of Base x Height of Cylinder

Volume of Water Tower: ______________

Length x Width

Surface Area of Water Tower:

Circumference

Area of Circle Area of Circle

Height

Surface Area of Water Tower:

Silo

Height of Cylinder: 12

Radius: 3m

Area of Bottom + Area of Sides +. Area of Top

Area of a Circle = 3.14 x radius x radius

Volume of a Cylinder= Area of Base x Height of Cylinder

Volume of Silo: ______________

Surface Area of Silo:

Length x WidthArea of Circle Area of Circle

Circumference

Height

Surface Area of Silo:

Fenced Areas:

Paddock for Horses: Length: Width: Area: Perimeter: Fenced Area #1 Intended Use: __________ Length: Width: Area: Perimeter: Fenced Area #2 Intended Use: __________ Length: Width: Area: Perimeter:

Diagram including dimensions:

Diagram including dimensions:

Diagram including dimensions:

Outdoor Competition Arena: Length: Width: Area: Perimeter: Parking Area: Length: Width: Area: Perimeter:

Diagram including dimensions:

Diagram including dimensions:

Aerial View of SCA Farm Campus (Please create what your campus would look like from a helicopter.)