
Making Nets to Represent Rectangular Prisms
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Ashley Collins
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2 Slides • 19 Questions
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Poll
What similarities do you notice between the length, width, and height of the prism, and the dimensions given in the net?
The sides have the same dimensions
The bottom and top have the same dimensions
The front and back have the same dimensions
The only ones that do not have 3 as a dimension are the front and the back
The parts of the net that would be opposite or parallel to each other, when wrapped around a rectangular prism, have the same dimensions
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The rectangular prism has a length of 10 cm, a width of 6 cm, and a height of 8 cm.
We will learn how to draw and label a net to represent a rectangular prism.
Make a Net to Represent a Rectangular Prism
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Labeling
Here is the front and 1 side of the net. Label the dimensions.
Note: each unit represents 1 cm.
10 cm
6 cm
10 ft
8 cm
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Dropdown
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Labeling
Label the new section of the net shown, along with its dimensions.
side
8 cm
10 cm
back
6 cm
top and bottom
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Drag and Drop
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Labeling
Label the new portions shown, along with their dimensions.
8 cm
bottom
6 cm
back
top
10 cm
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Dropdown
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Labeling
Label the new portion shown, as well as its dimensions.
back
8 cm
10 cm
6 cm
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Select the net that represents this rectangular prism
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Hotspot
Where is the back of this rectangular prism on its net?
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Hotspot
Where are the sides of this rectangular prism on its net?
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Hotspot
Where is the top and bottom of this rectangular prism on its net?
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Match
Match the following shaded in faces to their place on the rectangular prism's net
sides
bottom
top
front
sides
bottom
top
front
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Hotspot
Which faces on the net is the front and back of the rectangular prism?
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Hotspot
Which faces on the net are the sides of the rectangular prism?
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Hotspot
Which face on the net is the top of the rectangular prism?
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Match
Match the following parts of the net to their correct names.
back
sides
bottom
top
front
back
sides
bottom
top
front
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Poll
Make a conjecture about what the formula for the surface area of a rectangular prism might be?
S.A.=4rπ2
S.A.=l x w x h
S.A.=2hπ+2rπ2
S.A.=2lw + 2lh+ 2 wh
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