The Cake Challenge Project A company that specializes in making custom cakes has just hired you as a designer! Your jab is to design the frosting decoration/picture for the top of their cakes. This company has a policy of using only geometric shapes to make the pictures on their cake designs. Today your task is to create a design plan on an 8.5” x 17” piece of paper for a picture of an animal,a rocket ship, ora building using only geometric shapes. Measure all of your shapes and find the total area of the abject in your picture to determine how much frosting you will need to make the design. In your drawing you must include the following shapes: + rectangles or squares ‘You must include at least 2 + circles of each kind of shape, and ~ triangles you must have at least 2 + parallelograms different sizes of each shape! + trapezoids Follow these directions to create your design: Step 1: Decide what your cake design will be. Circle your choice below. Tam going to make a picture of a/an: ANIMAL ROCKET SHIP BUILDING Step 2: Draw or cut out your shapes. You may want to measure your shapes first before cutting them or drawing them on paper (Step 5). Circle your choice below. Tam going to: DRAW MY OWN SHAPES CUT OUT THE SHAPES HANDOUT Step 3: Number your shapes by writing 1, 2, 3, etc. in the middle of the shape. Step 4: Decide whether you will use inches or centimeters to measure your shapes. Iam going to measure my shapes using (circle one): INCHES, CENTIMETERS Step 5: Measure your shapes. You may want to do this before you cut them out or make them (see Step 2). As you measure them, fill out the Calculations sheet. Then use the measurements to calculate the AREA of each shape to find out how much frosting you will need for your design. On the calculations sheet you must write the formula you used to calculate the area, plug in your measurements, and write the area for each shape. YOU MUST SHOW ALL YOUR WORK. YOU MUST INCLUDE UNITS! Sum all of your areas and write the total area for the frosting you need. Step 6: Arrange your shapes to make an animal, a rocket ship, or a building on one half of an 8.5" x 17” piece of paper. (See the example.) Draw your shapes or glue cut out shapes down on the paper. Shapes should not overlap! Glue or tape the Calculations sheet on the other half of the piece of paper. Once you are done you can add color if you want to get creative!EXPECTATIONS FOR THIS PROJECT: ___ I measured all of my shapes accurately I calculated the area of all of my shapes and the total area accurately ___. I showed all my work for my calculations Tused correct units in my calculations and final answers for area My design picture includes rectangles/squares, circles, triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids - at least 2 of each and at least two different sizes of each None of my shapes overlap and all are clearly labeled My final design includes a picture made using shapes, the Calculations sheet, and my name is on the paper My writing is legible enough that my teachers can read what I wrote My work shows that | put effort into this project and into my calculations Ifyou want a challenge to go above standard, ask Mrs. Brown or Ms. Mansfield! Here is how to arrange your final design plan: Your Name Your Picture 0 | ao Calculations Sheet oOGEOMETRY CAKE CHALLENGE PROJECT