Learning Resources LRM320B-GUD - Manual

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Page 2 – ACTIVITY GUIDE; Ages
Page 4 – Introduction; Giant GeoS olids; Getting Started with Transparent Geometric Shapes
Page 5 – Introducing Volume; Geometric
Page 6 – No te: The bo tto ms o f each s hape are no t remo v abl e.; Volume Formulas; Pri s m; R ect ang ul ar Pri s m; Vo l ume
Page 7 – S quare Pri s m; of the square base.; of the triangle base (; hei g ht; Hex ag o nal Pri s m; of the hexagonal base.
Page 8 – Py ram i d; S quare Py ram i d; Tri ang ul ar Py ram i d; C o ne; S p here

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Page 2 - ACTIVITY GUIDE; Ages

Page 4 - Introduction; Giant GeoS olids; Getting Started with Transparent Geometric Shapes

Introduction The transparent Giant GeoS olids ® set includes 10 plastic, three-dimensional shapes that allow for hands-on study of volume. These shapes can expand daily math lessons while introducing, teaching, and reviewing geometric concepts effectively. They allow students to make concrete connec...

Page 5 - Introducing Volume; Geometric

features. Write students' answers on the board. Then, define py rami ds and pri s ms . Hold up an example of a prism and a pyramid for the class. Encourage students to organize the shapes again based on this information. Discuss and explain the cylinder, sphere, and cone as exceptions. Work with stu...