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  This learning activity starts with students predicting the two-dimensional shapes resulting from slicing three-dimensional figures from a picture. Students can work individually, in pairs, or small groups. Next, they move on to creating a 3D model using clay or play-doh and creating cross sections
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  Lesson and notes on cross-sections of three dimensioanl figures!
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  Geometry Unit for 7th Grade Math - Completely editable to help you best meet the needs of your students! 7th Grade Math Curriculum Unit 4This unit includes six multi-day lessons that cover: ► Angle Relationships ► Constructing Triangles ► Area and Circumference of Circles ► Cross Sections of Three
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  These activities align with standard 7.G.A.3 or G.GMD.B.4. Students must describe the two-dimensional figures that result from slicing three-dimensional figures. These activities are great for whole class, small group, or individual instruction. They can be used as a review, practice, RtI, after
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  In this concept-developing discovery worksheet, students will analyze three-dimensional real world images to determine their geometric name. They will visualize various slices, identify the two-dimensional shape that emerges from the cross section, and sketch the image with dimensions when applicab
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  2 and 3 Dimensional Figures - 23 day full lessons includes lesson plans, worksheets, activities, smart notebook files, ppt, assessments, and answer key Use a counterexample to disprove a false conjecture/statement about points, lines or planes. Provide counterexamples in various forms: Diagram/Sket
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  These interactive notes have been extremely helpful to my students! They use them constantly to refer back to throughout the year!! Included are definitions and examples for the different types of angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, pyramids, prisms, nets of pyramids and prisms, cross sections of th
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  Geometry - Introduction to Geometric Solids Common Core Aligned Lesson with Homework This lesson includes: -2 Days of Lecture Notes (PDF, SMART Notebook, and PowerPoint) -2 Days of Blank Lecture Notes (PDF and SMART Notebook) -2 Days of Homework (PDF) -Answer Keys (PDF) You do not need to have SMA
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  32 question exam. Questions are directly aligned to the 7th grade geometry common core standards. Questions are rigorous and require a deep understanding of the content. Assesses the students' understanding of the following concepts: - Similar figures/Scale drawings and scale factor - Propertie
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  Description: Students will observe what 3-Dimensional shapes make up the world around them - they will surprised at what they find! They will then make the shapes and discover the cross sections inside. Common Core Standard: 7.G.3 (and more) Materials: Play-doh or clay (enough for each student to
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  Cross Sections PowerPoint and Worksheet. Teaches students to find the cross section of three-dimensional shapes including prisms, pyramids, spheres, cylinders, and cones. Distinguishes between parallel vs perpendicular cross sections, and prisms vs pyramids. There are many visuals to help st
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  This powerpoint teaches students about the cross sections that form when a 3-dimensional geometric figure is sliced by a 2-dimensional plane. It shows students cross sections that form from a cut parallel to the base, the cross sections that form from a cut perpendicular to the base, and the cross
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  Get students practicing describing the two-dimensional shapes made from slicing three-dimensional figures This twist on the classic game of Tic-Tac-Toe provides students multiple opportunities to practice describing these 2D and 3D shapes in support of 7th grade standard CCSS 7G.A.3. This activit
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  Includes Resources for volume, surface area, and cross-sections of 3-D geometric figures. Aligned to 7th grade common core standards 7.G.B.6 and 7.G.A.3. You will find the following resources in this bundle: ~Surface Area Vs. Volume power-point, guided notes, guided practice and independent pra
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  This bundle will help you teach students to describe the two-dimensional figures that result from slicing three-dimensional figures. Cross-Sections can be hard for many students to visualize. This resource includes a power-point, guided notes, a matching activity, and practice worksheets that giv
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  Practice calculating volume and describing 2D cross sections of 3D figures with this activity. Students select two objects for this project. I usually ask them to bring in two objects that resemble the 3D figures we have been studying, such as rectangular prisms, cylinders, spheres, cones, etc. T
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  This resource allows students to practice matching the three-dimensional figure with the appropriate two-dimensional parallel or perpendicular cross section. Includes: - Recording sheet for students to either draw the figure or glue the appropriate figure. - Figures for students to cut and paste in
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  7th Grade Math Volumes of Pyramids and Cross Sections in a PowerPoint Presentation This slideshow lesson is very animated with a flow-through technique. I developed the lesson for my 7th grade class, Pre-Pre-Algebra, but it can also be used for upper level class reviews. This lesson teaches how t
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  Three- dimensional figures enables students to understand and compute the volumes and surface areas of common items. This lesson requires identifying and measuring a figure's length, width, height, radius, and/or perimeter. After the measuring in centimeters, the students have to compute the base a
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  This resource is an introduction to 3-dimensional objects. Discussion of the following topics is contained in this resource: faces, edges, bases, vertices, prisms, pyramids, cones, cylinders, spheres, nets, cross-sections and solids of rotation The information is organized as a book that the stude
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  This is an 8 day unit on Volume and Surface Area of Prisms and Pyramids. Each day has a Power Point that includes a warm-up with answers, notes and a closure of the lesson. Guided notes or flippables are provided for each lesson as well as an activity and a practice or homework worksheet. Editable
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  I started using Math Bingo to review last year in my classroom and it has been great! This BINGO game has 24 essential concepts from eighth grade math. I usually group two or three units together in one game and it has provided a fun whole-class review. This file includes fifteen game boards and ca
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  I started using choice boards last year and LOVE them! I never gave my students the opportunity to be creative in my classroom. For years, it was notes, homework, and repeat until the test. These choice boards give students the ability to express themselves within their particular learning style. I
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  ********* If you have purchased our Algebra 2 Bundle you already have a lot of the material contained in this packet. We have a separate small bundle of the Pre-Calculus items that are not included in the Algebra 2 Bundle so that you can purchase the additional notes for Pre-Calc that are not includ
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  GEOMETRY WORD WALL • SHOCK YOUR SUPERVISORS and COLLEAGUES with a year-round ROTATING DISPLAY of hundreds of colorful posters in your classroom! • Give your students a unique visual perspective to help them to retain complex math vocabulary. The set of 135 POSTERS illustrates the mathematical term
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  MATHEMATICS WORD GREAT WALL • SHOCK YOUR SUPERVISORS and COLLEAGUES with a year-round ROTATING DISPLAY of hundreds of colorful Math posters in your classroom! • Give your students a unique visual perspective to help them to retain complex math vocabulary. It is really GREAT WALL! The set of 400 PO
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  MATHEMATICS WORD GREAT WALL • SHOCK YOUR SUPERVISORS and COLLEAGUES with a year-round ROTATING DISPLAY of hundreds of colorful posters in your classroom! • Give your students a unique visual perspective to help them to retain complex math vocabulary. It is really GREAT WALL! The set of 400 POSTERS
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  A project-based lesson where students take on the role of Senior Designer at Packagings R Us. They will need to design the perfect box (rectangular prism) for an item that they will be bringing in. Their box will be "shipped" to Australia so they will need to consider the fragility of their item
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  A project-based lesson where students redesign the soda can. After reviewing volume of rectangular prisms, students determine the volume of a can of soda in cubic inches. They use this volume to re-design the soda can so that their can has the same volume. Students will need to use the area of po
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