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Now find the surface area of the whole cow. Don’t include the tabs Measure this line accurately Measure this line accurately Ext: What is the volume of the cow? What is the area of this rectangle? Why don’t you need to measure this line?

Now find the surface area of the pig. What about the volume?

Can you make the nets for one of these?

Ext – Can you make any shapes other than cuboids and cubes? Your write up must include: Nets of all of the body parts drawn on cm squared paper. Surface areas of all pieces Volumes of all pieces. An isometric drawing of each piece. Ext – Can you make any shapes other than cuboids and cubes?