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Statue of Me – Initial Activity

Measure yourself using yardsticks (in inches): PART I: MEASUREMENT Measure yourself using yardsticks (in inches): 1. Height: ______ 2. Shoulder width: ____ 3. Shoe length: ______

Measure a classmate with yardsticks (in inches): PART I: MEASUREMENT Measure a classmate with yardsticks (in inches): 4. Height: ______ 5. Shoulder width: ____ 6. Shoe length: ______

If we were going to make a 50 ft tall statue of you, what is the… PART II: THE STATUE If we were going to make a 50 ft tall statue of you, what is the… 7. statue’s width? 8. statue’s length?

PART II: THE STATUE If we wanted to make a statue that was a ratio of 5:1 bigger than you, what is the…. 9. height? 10. width? 11. length?

PART III: ACTION FIGURE

PART III: ACTION FIGURE If instead we wanted to make an action figure (or doll) of you that was 4 inches tall, what is the… 12. width? 13. length?

PART III: ACTION FIGURE If the ratio of the height of the action figure to your real height was 1:10, what is the… 14. height? 15. width? 16. length?