Volume of Cubes Develop an understanding of the volume of a cube (square Fixed Volume (page IA60) • • 109 prism) Volume (page IA60) for each group of • Find the volume of a cube using a model students • Calculate the volume of a cube using a formula Volume Review (page IA61) • • Calculate the unknown measurement of a rectangular Volume Review (page IA61) for each student • • prism Volume Word Problems, page IA62 • Relate volume to real-life situations • Christian Worldview Shaping (Teacher’s Volume of Other Find the volume of an irregular prism using a model Toolkit CD): • 110 Page 30 Calculate the volume of a triangular prism and of a 3-D Figures • • cylinder using formulas Other Teaching Aids: Relate volume to real-life situations A storage container with lid (shoebox • • size) Recognize that surface area can vary for a fixed volume Volumes & • 111 Cube-shaped blocks Calculate the volume and the lateral surface area of a • Fixed Lateral • Several 8 ½ × 11 blank sheets of paper rectangular prism and of a cylinder using formulas • Surfaces A rectangular prism-shaped block Recognize that volume can vary for a lateral surface • • area A cube-shaped container with lid • Chapter 12 Review A calculator for each student 112 • • A ruler for each student and the teacher Review • Four 9 × 12 sheets of construction paper for • Chapter 12 Test Add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, • 113 each group of students and the teacher decimals, and fractions Cumulative Transparent tape for each group of students Rename a fraction as a decimal • • Review and the teacher Identify the ordered pair for a point on a coordinate plane • 6 cups of rice, unpopped popcorn, or dried • Determine the radius and the diameter of a circle • beans for each group of students and the Identify the formula used to find the area of a circle • teacher Identify geometric figures: a parallelogram, parallel lines, • A box lid or rectangular pan for each group of • perpendicular lines students and the teacher Classify angles as acute, obtuse, or right • A 1-cup liquid measuring cup for each of • Read and interpret a line plot • students and the teacher Math 6 Tests and Answer Key Optional (Teacher’s Toolkit CD): Fact Review pages • Application pages • Calculator Activities • Chapter 13: Ratios, Proportions & Percents Lesson Lesson Objectives Chapter Materials
• Fixed Volume (page IA60) • Volume (page IA60) for each group of students • Volume Review (page IA61) • Volume Review (page IA61) for each student • Volume Word Problems, page IA62 Christian Worldview Shaping (Teacher’s Toolkit CD): • Page 30 Other Teaching Aids: • A storage container with lid (shoebox size) • Cube-shaped blocks • Several 8 ½ × 11 blank sheets of paper • A rectangular prism-shaped block • A cube-shaped container with lid • A calculator for each student • A ruler for each student and the teacher • Four 9 × 12 sheets of construction paper for each group of students and the teacher • Transparent tape for each group of students and the teacher • 6 cups of rice, unpopped popcorn, or dried beans for each group of students and the teacher • A box lid or rectangular pan for each group of students and the teacher • A 1-cup liquid measuring cup for each of students and the teacher Math 6 Tests and Answer Key Optional (Teacher’s Toolkit CD): • Fact Review pages • Application pages • Calculator Activities 109 Volume of Cubes • Develop an understanding of the volume of a cube (square prism) • Find the volume of a cube using a model • Calculate the volume of a cube using a formula • Calculate the unknown measurement of a rectangular prism • Relate volume to real-life situations 110 Volume of Other 3-D Figures • Find the volume of an irregular prism using a model • Calculate the volume of a triangular prism and of a cylinder using formulas • Relate volume to real-life situations 111 Volumes & Fixed Lateral Surfaces • Recognize that surface area can vary for a fixed volume • Calculate the volume and the lateral surface area of a rectangular prism and of a cylinder using formulas • Recognize that volume can vary for a lateral surface area 112 Chapter 12 Review • Review 113 Chapter 12 Test Cumulative Review • Add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, decimals, and fractions • Rename a fraction as a decimal • Identify the ordered pair for a point on a coordinate plane • Determine the radius and the diameter of a circle • Identify the formula used to find the area of a circle • Identify geometric figures: a parallelogram, parallel lines, perpendicular lines • Classify angles as acute, obtuse, or right • Read and interpret a line plot Chapter 13: Ratios, Proportions & Percents Lesson Lesson Objectives Chapter Materials