## 7.11 How many cubes fit will take to fill up the box.docx - Section 2: How many cubes will it take to fill up the box?

7.11 How many cubes fit will take to fill up the box.docx
7.11 How many cubes fit will take to fill up the box.docx

# Unit Cubes and Volume

Unit 8: Geometry
Lesson 12 of 19

## Big Idea: What is volume? How many unit cubes would it take to fill this box? Students work to develop formulas for finding the area of rectangular prisms and cubes.

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Math, Geometry, volume, 6th grade, master teacher project, unit cubes
50 minutes

### Andrea Palmer

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## 7.11 How many cubes fit will take to fill up the box.docx - Section 2: How many cubes will it take to fill up the box?

7.11 How many cubes fit will take to fill up the box.docx
7.11 How many cubes fit will take to fill up the box.docx

# Unit Cubes and Volume

Unit 8: Geometry
Lesson 12 of 19

## Big Idea: What is volume? How many unit cubes would it take to fill this box? Students work to develop formulas for finding the area of rectangular prisms and cubes.

Print Lesson
4 teachers like this lesson
Standards:
Subject(s):
Math, Geometry, volume, 6th grade, master teacher project, unit cubes
50 minutes

### Andrea Palmer

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###### Volume of Rectangular Prism
6th Grade Math » Geometry
Big Idea: Students use unit cubes to develop a volume formula.
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Resources(11)
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6th Grade Math » Area & Volume
Big Idea: Fill ‘er up! Understanding the formula for volume and how it is used to figure out how much a figure can hold.
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Environment: Urban

###### Exploring Volume
6th Grade Math » Geometry
Big Idea: Modeling volume with centimeter cubes deepens understanding of the formula for finding volume.
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The text passage describes a lesson plan or educational material focused on teaching students about volume, specifically using unit cubes to fill a box and developing formulas for finding the volume of rectangular prisms and cubes.

TYPE: NO_QUESTION

The passage does not contain a specific mathematical question or provide an answer to a question. It is more of an overview of a lesson plan or educational content.