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I blogged about how I used this worksheet in my classroom here.
Investigating Volume Activity
This activity is geared to help the students make a connection between rectangular prisms and the volume algorithm. It also reinforces the concept that different shapes can have the same volume.
This worksheet is made to be used with snap cubes. The students use 20 snap cubes to create as many rectangular prisms as they can.
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