intro to solids, nets, and euler

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Intro to Solids Nets and Euler

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I use this slideshow with my class set of Polydrons™ and also Illuminations app for exploring solids: http://illuminations.nctm.org/ActivityDetail.aspx?ID=70

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Page 1: Intro to Solids, Nets, and Euler

Intro to SolidsNets and Euler

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Activator:

• Write the name of at

least 5 different types of

geometric solids.

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Naming and Classifying Regular Polyhedra

Tetrahedron3-3-3

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Naming and Classifying Regular Polyhedra

Hexahedron4-4-4

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Naming and Classifying Regular Polyhedra

Octahedron3-3-3-3

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Naming and Classifying Regular Polyhedra

Dodecahedron5-5-5

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Naming and Classifying Regular Polyhedra

Icosahedron3-3-3-3-3

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Faces, Vertices, Edges:Oh my!

Explore counting faces, vertices and edges with this web app.

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Who was Euler?

Euler was a Swiss mathematician who was famous for seeing a relationship among faces, vertices and edges of solid shapes.

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What is Euler’s formula?

Working with your group, use Polydrons™ to build the 5 regular polyhedra, or Platonic solids. Make a chart on poster paper to record faces, vertices and edges of each polyhedra.Be prepared to report out your system for “counting”.

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The Five Regular Polyhedra

NameVertex Config

Faces Vertices Edges

Tetra-hedron

3-3-3

Hexa-hedron

4-4-4

Octa-hedron

3-3-3-3

Dodeca-hedron

5-5-5

Icosa-hedron

3-3-3-3-3

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Prisms and PyramidsUse Polydrons™ to build various prisms and pyramids. Does Euler’s formula hold true? Make a chart on poster paper. Include the names of the prisms you build and explore.

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Lesson 49 Practice Problems

p. 323 a - fCopy each problem/ picture. Show work or explain each answer.

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Individual Exit Slipp. 324 #10Manufacturing Application

Connector Pipes

Fiberboard

Metal Strips