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Three Dimensional Shapes Unit of Study: Geometry and Fractions Global Concept Guide: 1 of 3
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Content Development Children need to have experiences with actual three- dimensional shapes, NOT just pictures of them. Provide opportunities for the children to sort the shapes according to their own rules. Provide opportunities for students to discuss how the shapes are alike and different. It is important to use real world objects as well as three- dimensional shapes for students to build understanding. Use precise vocabulary when discussing the shapes faces, edges, vertex/vertices, cube rectangular prism, sphere, cylinder, cone
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Day 1 This first day should be heavily spent giving the students opportunities to explore the three-dimensional shapes. Have real world objects for them to use to explore three- dimensional shapes. Objects could include soda can, dice, straw, basketball, tissue box, etc… Create a T-Chart anchor chart that matches three-dimensional shapes to real world objects. You may use lesson 11.1 to supplement this lesson.
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Day 2 It may be difficult for students to differentiate between rectangular prisms and cubes. This day will be spent exploring similarities and differences between the two. Lesson 11.2 may be used along with this lesson to explore the two shapes. Makes sure to have rectangular prisms and cubes manipulatives available for students during this lesson.
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Day 3 Let the students sort all the three dimensional shapes into groups based on their own rules and discuss the rules they have came up with as a whole class. Discuss how three-dimensional shapes can be sorted by their attributes. Create an anchor chart as a class defining the attributes that make up the three-dimensional shapes.
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Enrich/Reteach/Intervention Reteach-RtI Tier 2 and ELL Language Support TE p. 509B, Reteach book p. R99 & R100, RtI Tier 1 & 2 TE p. 513B Enrich- Enrich book p. E99 & E100
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