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Lesson 7 Volume Counting Cubes

The document outlines an educational objective focused on calculating the volume of solid shapes by counting 1 cm³ cubes. It includes success criteria for students to accurately count visible and hidden cubes and explain their reasoning. Additionally, it provides examples of volume calculations and encourages self-assessment and reflection on the learning process.

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Lesson 7 Volume Counting Cubes

The document outlines an educational objective focused on calculating the volume of solid shapes by counting 1 cm³ cubes. It includes success criteria for students to accurately count visible and hidden cubes and explain their reasoning. Additionally, it provides examples of volume calculations and encourages self-assessment and reflection on the learning process.

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Topic: Volume-Counting Cubes

Objective: Calculate the volume of solid shapes by


counting how many 1 cm³ cubes fit inside the shape

Success Criteria: Values – Global Understanding


Achieved: Count all visible and hidden cubes
accurately in a solid shape. (Question 1-4)

Mastered: Explain how I found the volume in words or


by showing my steps. (Question 5-7)

Students uses logical reasoning to justify why a


shape is a cube before applying volume formula
Analyzing – Critical for volume of cubes.
or logical thinking
Values – Global Understanding

Students uses logical reasoning to justify why a


shape is a cube before applying volume formula
Analyzing – Critical for volume of cubes.
or logical thinking
1) What is the volume of each 3D shape?

___ cubes ___ cubes ___ cubes


2) If the volume of each cube is 1 cm³, what is the
volume of each shape?
1) What is the volume of each 3D shape?

6 cubes
___ 6 cubes
___ 6 cubes
___
2) If the volume of each cube is 1 cm³, what is the
volume of each shape?

5 cm³ 9 cm³
Have a think
What is the volume of each shape?

Volume 7 cubes
Volume 7 cubes

Volume 13 cubes
I needed 16 cubes to
build this cuboid.

Volume 16
13 cubes
Have a think

What is the volume of this shape?

The volume of the shape is ___


18 cubes
6 cubes 6 cubes 6 cubes
12 cubes 6 cubes
Have a think

If one cube is worth 1 cm³, what is the volume of


this shape?

3
2 6
1 5 9
4 8
7

9 cubes in each layer and ___


There are ___ 2 equal layers, so
the volume is ___
18 cm³
Have a think

If one cube is worth 1 cm³, which shape has the


greater volume?

Explain your answer.


Have a go at questions 1-3
Self Assessment
What went well (WWW)
______________________________
______________________________

Even better if (EBI)


______________________________

Write the Date in Curriculum Standards in Date Completed


Data and Analysis
Date:___________
Year and WTE Achieved Mastered Total
Section
6A
6B
6C
6D
6E

Reflection:
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
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