Surface Area Using Nets Jackie Majka Ashley Martin Jennifer Carmello SUNY Fredonia AMTNYS 2009
Jackie Majka Ashley Martin Jennifer Carmello SUNY Fredonia AMTNYS 2009
Jan 06, 2016
City Skylines. Surface Area Using Nets. Jackie Majka Ashley Martin Jennifer Carmello SUNY Fredonia AMTNYS 2009. What is a Net?. A net is a flattened out version of a figure that shows each face of the figure and can be “folded up” so that a 3-d figure is created. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Surface Area Using Nets Jackie Majka
Ashley Martin
Jennifer Carmello
SUNY Fredonia
AMTNYS 2009
A net is a flattened out version of a figure that shows each face of the figure and can be “folded up” so that a 3-d figure is created.
When making a net for a 3-d figure, each face must touch another face along at least one edge, and all of the vertices must match up.
What is a Net?
π The City Skyline project is a great way to incorporate many mathematical concepts into a middle or high school classroom. For Example:
π Area
π Surface Area
π Volume
π Proportions
π Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
π The Buildings included in this project are:
City Skylines Project
HSBC Tower
Buffalo City Hall
Statler Towers
HSBC Atrium
Adam’s Mark Hotel
MaterialsConstruction Paper/Foam Board
Pencils/MarkersGraph PaperGlue/Tape
ScissorsRuler
Net for the United Nations Building
44 x 7 blocks44 x 7 blocks
22 x 44blocks
22 x 7blocks
22 x 44blocks
22 x 7blocks
UN Building
34 x 11blocks
34 x 11blocks
5 x 11blocks
2 x 11blocks
34 x 11blocks
2 x 11 blocks 9 x 11 blocks34 x 9blocks
Wall surrounding theUN Building
2 x 11 blocks
9 x 11 blocks
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Statler Towers
HSBC Tower&
Buffalo City Hall
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