Week 22WednesdayNets: Unfolding Solids
1Warm-up: Face Facts

2-min Fluency Warm-up — Faces in a flash!

Faces on a cube:

Vertices on a cube:

Faces on a sphere:

Vertices on a cone:

2Match Nets to Solids

A net is a solid unfolded flat — like unwrapping a box! Draw a line from each net to the solid it folds into.

Nets

     

Solids

     
3Show Two Different Ways

Show Two Different Ways — How can you tell the cross-shaped net folds into a cube and NOT a pyramid?

Ideas: count the faces in the net; look at the SHAPE of each face.

Way 1:

Way 2:

4Word Problems

Read carefully. Think about what is happening.

A cereal box is a rectangular prism. Kim unfolds it flat to recycle it. How many rectangle faces will she see in the flattened box?

My thinking:

faces

A pyramid net has 1 square and 4 triangles. If Ben cuts out 3 pyramid nets, how many triangles does he cut in all?

My thinking:

triangles

5Challenge: Create Your Own Net

Create Your Own Net

Try to draw a net for a cube that is DIFFERENT from the cross shape above. (There are 11 different cube nets!) Remember: exactly 6 squares.

Bonus: cut it out and try folding it. Did it work?