Volume Of Cylinder Interactive Game

• Finding Volume Interactive
• Volume Of Cylinder Interactive Game 2

Solids (3-D shapes), volume, and surface areaWith this interactive 3-D shape explorer, you can visualize and rotate the following solids: cube, cuboid (a.k.a rectangular prism), tetrahedron, square pyramid, octahedron, triangular prism, and cylinder. Drag the shape with the mouse to rotate it.

See the net of each solid (click the button 'unfold'). The activity allows students to easily count the number of faces, edges, and vertices of the solids.This unit cube activity helps students understand 3-dimensional space, visualize solids in it, and to understand the basic idea of volume. It's most useful for grades 3-5. You're given a shape made with unit cubes on the left and you need to build the same shape in the workarea on the right.Select the name and drop it on the correct solid.Learn about different solids and rotate them.Click to identify the partially buried 3-dimensional shapes.Customizable worksheets for volume / surface area of cubes & rectangular prisms.

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This ITP has been remade so that it will work in modern browsers. It will remain free to use.This ITP allows you to control two taps that pour a liquid in and out of a measuring cylinder. You can set the scale on the cylinder to a maximum of 50, 100, 200, 500 or 1000 units and the scale interval to 1, 2, 5 or 10 units.

Finding Volume Interactive

Volume Of Cylinder Interactive Game 2

You can simply turn the taps on and off and ask questions that involve prediction, addition and subtraction. Using the inlet and outlet controls to set the amount of liquid to pour in and out of the cylinder offers the opportunity for the introduction of multiplication (repeated addition) and division (repeated subtraction) too. A marker can be set to indicate an early quantity.The ITP can be used to explore and consolidate the interpretation and reading of scales, mental calculation strategies and methods of recording. Using different scales can support children’s estimation skills and provides a context for problem solving involving capacity and volume.