In class for maths we had to make two 3D shapes, I have made the triangular-based pyramid witch has four faces, six sides and four vertices. My other 3D shape is a square-based pyramid, it has five faces, eight sides and five vertices. How did I make it? first I cut it out and made sure not to cut any of the tabs off, second I folded the tabs and sides, third I put glue on the tabs, forth I glued them onto the sides.Monday 17 September 2018
the net of 3D shapes
Walt: We are learning to create and construct nets of different 3D shapes.
In class for maths we had to make two 3D shapes, I have made the triangular-based pyramid witch has four faces, six sides and four vertices. My other 3D shape is a square-based pyramid, it has five faces, eight sides and five vertices. How did I make it? first I cut it out and made sure not to cut any of the tabs off, second I folded the tabs and sides, third I put glue on the tabs, forth I glued them onto the sides.
If you are thinking of doing this activity I highly recommend it.
In class for maths we had to make two 3D shapes, I have made the triangular-based pyramid witch has four faces, six sides and four vertices. My other 3D shape is a square-based pyramid, it has five faces, eight sides and five vertices. How did I make it? first I cut it out and made sure not to cut any of the tabs off, second I folded the tabs and sides, third I put glue on the tabs, forth I glued them onto the sides.
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Kia ora David
ReplyDeleteI am very impressed to see that you got your blog post up during class time today, however, I would like you to go back and have another look. I notice a few things missing!
Can you please include the WALT as well as some images! I bet your reads really want to know how you created your 3D shapes. What was the process that you went through?
- Miss Birtch
Well done on changing and adding more detail to your original post David! I like to see that you are taking on feedback to improve your work. Very well done!
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