Today – 4/04 Mineralogy of the Earth. Last Wednesday’s Storm Report.
Answers from Wednesday’s lesson · Name three 3D shapes you could create. List the other 2D...
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Answers from Wednesday’s lesson
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Name three 3D shapes you could create. List the other 2D shapes you would need to complete the shape. Various possible answers including: A cube. The net would need 5 more identical squares;
A square based pyramid. The net would need 4 triangles; A cuboid. The net would need 1 more identical square and 4 identical rectangles.
Explain your answer. Square based pyramid because it is the only shape that has triangular faces.
Various answers relating to
properties of 3D shapes, for
example:
Explain your answer.
The pentagonal prism because
the other shapes have some
triangular faces.
The octagonal based pyramid
because the other shapes are
prisms.
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L.O: To be able to use our previous knowledge to answer ‘mastery’ questions.
Today’s session will rely on you using what you have learnt this week to answer questions and think a bit deeper into your learning – like you
did yesterday- giving explanations for your answers so you can really show your
understanding.
There is no learning today – that has been done!
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RECAP
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What is the name of each 3D shape shown below?
Which could be the odd one out and why?
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True or False?
A cube is the only 3D shape to have square faces.
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If you were to colour the net for this square-based pyramid, what would it look like? Is there more than one possibility?
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What is missing? What does Jilly need to add to complete the net?
Jilly has started drawing the net of a cube.
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True or False?
a) A cylinder is a type of prism. b) A cuboid is the only 3D shape to have rectangular faces. c) A triangular prism has six vertices.
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Look back at the recap page for the pyramids
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