LO To find the surface area and volume of 3D shapes
RAG
Formula, volume, area, perimeter, prism
Grade
F
E
D
Shape
Space
Measure
I understand
and can
explain the
difference
between
area and
perimeter.
I can find the
area and
perimeter of
shapes by
counting
squares.
I can find
the area of
rectangles
and squares
using a
formula.
13-Apr-15
C
I can find the area of
triangles, kites,
parallelogram trapeziums
and circles.
I can use formulae for the
volume of cuboids. I can
find the volume and
surface area of cuboids.
B
A
I can
calculate
volumes and
surface area
of prisms
and
cylinders.
I understand the
difference
between
formulae for
area, perimeter
and volume by
considering
dimensions.
Grade
F
E
D
Shape
Space
Measure
I understand
and can
explain the
difference
between
area and
perimeter.
I can find the
area and
perimeter of
shapes by
counting
squares.
I can find
the area of
rectangles
and squares
using a
formula.
C
I can find the area of
triangles, kites,
parallelogram trapeziums
and circles.
I can use formulae for the
volume of cuboids. I can
find the volume and
surface area of cuboids.
B
A
I can
calculate
volumes and
surface area
of prisms
and
cylinders.
I understand the
difference
between
formulae for
area, perimeter
and volume by
considering
dimensions.
Cube
Cuboids
8m
6
Triangular Prism
3m
Cylinder
2m
9m
4cm
9cm
8cm
5cm
10cm
12cm
8cm
5cm
Trapezium
12m
5.5m
12cm
8cm
3m
4cm
4.5m
2cm
My target is to fully understand how to find surface area and volume of cubes
What information do I have?
What is the question I am being asked?
6
Mathematical skills needed
Any calculations or workings out
Answer and checking
Look at the following functional questions and
answer the questions using boxing up
Boxing Up – A recap
What information do I have?
What is the question I am being asked?
Mathematical skills needed
Any calculations or workings out
Answer and checking
45m
190m
The leaning tower of Pisa
is a cylinder shaped
building
The HSBC building is a
rectangular shape.
The American Flatiron
Building is a triangular
prism shaped building
The Sikri Temple is a cube
shaped building
The pyramids are a square
based pyramid shape
Richard wants to build a real life replica of one of the buildings as a tourist attraction on
his tropical island. His builder has given him quotes below for how long it will take to
build and how much it will cost to furnish. Can you work out the total cost for him
1)
The cost for building the replica depends on the total surface area of the
design. It will cost £35 for each square meter. Decorating the interior with the
appropriate luxury furniture will cost £50 per cubic meter.
2)
Richard has decided that he wants to turn the inside of the buildings into
apartments. Each apartment will be a simple cube design and dimensions will be 5m in
each direction. How many apartments will Richard be able to get into your design?
Grade
Shape/Space/Measure
A
I understand the difference
between formulae for area,
perimeter and volume by
considering dimensions.
B
I can calculate volumes and
surface area of prisms and
cylinders.
C
I can find the area of triangles,
kites, parallelograms,
trapeziums and circles. I can use
formulae for the volume of
cuboids. I can find the volume
and surface area of cuboids.
D
I can find the area of rectangles
and squares using a formula.
E
I can find the area and perimeter
of shapes by counting squares.
F
I understand and can explain the
difference between area and
perimeter.
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