The document provides examples of calculating the perimeter and area needed for various framing and surface covering projects. It includes the dimensions and formulas used to find the perimeter of a book, area of a tabletop, perimeter of a poster, area of a diorama, and area of a triangle. The document teaches how to calculate perimeter by adding all sides and area by multiplying length by width or using fractional formulas for triangles.

1. Around the World Area and Perimeter Style By: Tiffani and Morgan

2. Dianna wants to put a frame around the book. The book is 26cm by 21cm. How much frame does she need? 21cm 26cm

4. Tiffani wants to put a tablecloth on the table top. The tabletop is 60 ½cm by 120/2cm. How much tablecloth does Tiffani need? 60 ½ cm 120/2cm

6. Mrs. O’Kane wants to put a border around this poster. The poster is 44cm by 58cm. How much border will Mrs. O’Kane have to buy? 58cm 44cm

8. Tommy wants to put a black background in his diorama. The diorama is 29cm by 16cm. How much black background does Tommy need? 29cm 16cm

10. Robert wants to paint the triangle a different color. The triangle is 11.5cm by 8.5cm. How much paint does Robert need? 8.5cm 11.5cm