
Slope Skatepark
Slope is steepness measured as rise divided by run: a bigger ratio is steeper, and equal ratios are equally steep.
MathematicsAges 11-13~8 min🎙️ Voice tutor
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What your child will figure out
- Predict how changing rise or run changes a ramp's steepness while the other measurement stays fixed.
- Calculate a positive slope value from a ramp's rise and run before testing it with a skater.
- Recognize that proportional rise-and-run pairs such as 2/1 and 4/2 create equal steepness.
- Transfer ratio reasoning by matching a target steepness with a different rise-and-run pair.
The levels
- Change one thing
Predict the effect of increasing rise and then increasing run while the other measurement stays fixed.
- Name that slope
Calculate slope from a fixed ramp with rise 3 and run 4.
- Same steepness?
Compare 2/1 and 4/2 and recognize their equal ratios and equal angles.
- Design transfer
Match a target slope of 1/2 with a new proportional ramp and interpret its downhill ride correctly.
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