1. Quick Start Expectations 1.Fill in planner and HWRS HW: FW 2.3 and SBAC Practice WS 2.Get a signature on HWRS 3.On desk: journal, HWRS, Tuesday’s HW, calculator, bin 4.Warm Up: … back of HWRS Find the surface area and volume of the hexagonal prism.

4. Some have multiple ways to make the equation a true statement!

5. Add to Toolkit

7. Square The same – always a square! Slice off a corner.

8. Did you notice… When you make a cut through four faces, you make a four-sided shape (rectangle or non-rectangular parallelogram). When you make a cut through five faces, you make a five-sided shape (pentagon). When you make a cut through six faces, you make a six-sided shape (hexagon). Circle, heptagon/octagon (anything with more than six sides).

9. Rectangle Square The same – always a rectangle! The same – always a square!

10. Slice off a corner.

11. Rectangle Triangle The same – always a rectangle! The same – always a triangle!

12. The same – always a rectangle! The same – always a circle! Rectangle Circle

13. Triangle Square The same – always a triangle! The same – always a square!

14. Rectangle Square Triangle, non-rectangular prism, pentagon, hexagon