
Solids Nets
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Joseph Anderson
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R and O Academy, Inc.
Quarter 3-Lesson 8
Presented by:
Mr. Francisco P. Veron Cruz
Mathematics Teacher
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Objective:
a. Illustrate the different solid figures using various concrete and pictorial models
b. Identify the face of a solid figure
c. Identify the nets of solid figures such as cube, prism, pyramid, cylinder, cone, and sphere using plane figures.
Reference: Mathematics Around Us pp.263-272
Quarter 3-Lesson 8
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Open Ended
What did you ate or drank this morning?
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Drill
Determine the plane figure/shape illustrated by the following objects.
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid figure modeled by the object.
pyramid
triangular prism
cone
sphere
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid figure modeled by the object.
pyramid
triangular prism
cube
cone
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid figure modeled by the object.
cone
prism
cube
sphere
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid figure modeled by the object.
sphere
cone
cylinder
prism
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid figure modeled by the object.
cube
prism
sphere
p
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Identify the following if a solid figure or a plane figure.
Review
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Multiple Choice
GLOBE
SOLID FIGURE
PLANE FIGURE
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Multiple Choice
SHOE BOX
SOLID FIGURE
PLANE FIGURE
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Multiple Choice
RUBBER BAND STRETCHED ON A BOARD
SOLID FIGURE
PLANE FIGURE
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Multiple Choice
CONICAL PARTY HAT
SOLID FIGURE
PLANE FIGURE
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Multiple Choice
RIM OF A PLATE
SOLID FIGURE
PLANE FIGURE
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Practice Exercise 1
Try to draw a cube, rectangular prism and triangular prism on the grid provided.
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Fill in the Blanks
Identify the solid figures represented by the given object.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Identify the solid figures represented by the given object.
Type answer...
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Draw
Try to draw a cube.
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Draw
Try to draw a rectangular prism.
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Draw
Try to draw a triangular prism.
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Practice Exercise 1
Answer page 265 Check Your Understanding.
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Practice Exercise 2
Answer page 265 Check Your Understanding.
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Multiple Choice
2D (plane figure)
3D (solid figure)
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We can use a dot grid to illustrate different solid figures.
A net is a two-dimensional pattern that can be folded to form a three-dimensional figure or solid figure.
The faces of the space figures are polygons that are connected to form the solid.
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Open Ended
What are your takeaways today?
R and O Academy, Inc.
Quarter 3-Lesson 8
Presented by:
Mr. Francisco P. Veron Cruz
Mathematics Teacher
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