1.  On the Cut-out Shapes pages, you will see 11 half-circles.  Cut out all 11.  Use all of the  half-circles to make three figures.  Each piece may be used only once.  Two of the three figures you make will have this shape (not necessarily the same size):

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and one will have this shape:

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2.  Compare your three figures.  Predict which one has the greatest length around the outside.  (You may know the word ‘perimeter’ for this length.)  Once you have made your prediction, find a method to determine if you are correct.   (Measuring the lengths is permitted.)

 

 

 

 

Cut-out Shapes

 

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