Missing Dimension

If you were given the volume of a rectangular prism, how would you determine the missing dimension?  Watch this video to find out.


Missing Dimension

Simple Machines

Boy did we have fun learning about simple machines!  Continue to explore to build background knowledge for our Motion and Design Unit.

Simple Machines

Formula for Volume

You have worked very hard in the past few days to discover the formula for finding volume. Congratulations!  The video below shows how to use the formula to calculate volume.  Use it to practice.

Volume

Cube Nets

In class, we have been finding the volume of  three-dimensional objects.  But what makes a three-dimensional figure?  After working with your partner to determine which of the nets will form a cube, click on the link below to see if you were correct.  Explore and have fun!

Cube Nets

Volume

In previous grades, you learned how to measure the area and perimeter of two-dimensional figures.  Volume is the measurement of the amount of space a three-dimensional object occupies.  Watch the following video as an introduction to volume.  At this time, we will not learn about the traditional algorithm for calculating volume, but we will discover the volume of shapes.

Understanding Volume

Dividing Whole Numbers by Unit Fractions

In class today, you learned how to divide whole numbers by unit fractions.  You were rock stars!!!  Please remember when solving word problems, write out the equation, and then label your answer.

Divide Whole Numbers by Unit Fractions

Dividing Unit Fractions by Whole Numbers

Now that you are a master at multiplying fractions and mixed numbers, lets try dividing unit fractions by whole numbers.  Watch the video below to see a visual representation dividing fractions by whole numbers.

Divide Fractions by Whole Numbers