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Show Me! How can you find the 3-D shapes that make an object?

Circle the 3-D shapes that could be put together to make the object.

You can make a big cube from smaller cubes

You can also use 3-D shapes to make objects that you know.

You can combine 3-D shapes to make bigger 3-D shapes.

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What can I make with these?

A cube, a cylinder, and a cone

make a rocket!

You can build a rectangular prism from cubes.

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6. Higher Order Thinking Jon wants to combine 6 green cubes to make a bigger cube. Can Jon do this? Explain. Use cubes to help.

Circle the 3-D shapes that could be put together to make the object.

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7. Make Sense Ralph made this shape below with 3-D shapes.

9. Higher Order Thinking Ellen uses two of the same shape to build a bigger 3-D shape. Her new figure has 2 flat surfaces and 0 vertices.

What 2 shapes did Ellen use?

What bigger shape did Ellen build?

8. Make Sense Kirsten has 12 ice cubes. She wants to combine the ice cubes to make an ice sculpture.

10. Assessment Which object could be made with a and a ?

What 3-D shapes did Ralph use?What 3-D shape could Kirsten make with the ice cubes?

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Solve the problems below.

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