Announcements

Renaissance/STAR Testing​

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• Mark as Complete and Ignore

• We will be taking the STAR Test again but not until after RISE testing (May)​

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Announcements

RISE Testing

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St. George

Kanab

West Valley​

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Volume of Prisms

By Nathan Gealta

We will be able to use multiplication to find the volume of rectangular prisms and cubes!

What we will be learning ​

Objective

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Finding Volume

• Useful in real life!

  • How much Ie Cream can fit in this cone?

  • How many boxes of cereal will fit in my pantry?

• Build on this skill in 6th grade and beyond

Finding Volume is Fun!

Finding Volume

Volume = length x width x height​ (v= L x W x H)

• The vast majority of problems in 5th grade will be solved using this formula!

Finding Volume is Fun!

Volume = L x W x H

Volume =​

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​Missing Side Length and Volume: Option #1 (Multiply then Divide!)

Determine the value of the missing side of the figure below if the VOLUME of the object is 64 cubic inches

Math

Finding Volume is Fun!

​Missing Side Length and Volume: Option #2 (Division)

Determine the value of the missing side of the figure below if the VOLUME of the object is 64 cubic inches

Math

Finding Volume is Fun!

​Denise is helping her dad build a clubhouse that is shaped like a rectangular prism. The height will be 8 ft. and the length will be 6 ft. If the volume of the clubhouse will be 288 cubic feet. What will be the width?

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