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Let’s think about how to find the volume of a shape like Can you remember how you found the area of shapes like ?

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Find the volume of this shape. You must use diagrams, maths sentences and words for your description. Now find the volume in a different way.

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Write down the problem and how you solved it Write down friends’ ideas that were different to yours Summarise your learning with a sentence.