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12 March 2014

ppt, 10.55 MB
ppt, 10.55 MB
pptx, 406.38 KB
pptx, 406.38 KB
Counting blocks can be tough for some children. I have used wooden blocks in the class to have a practical demonstration for them to grasp the concept. This follow up presentation is a gem for simple clear explanations on how find the volume of a cuboid. As a primary teacher, I usually create a colourful visual stimulation presentation to grab their attention. I add colours to make the demonstration more interesting yet informative. I have included few examples with the correct answers. Hope you find this helpful.
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potatoe head

6 years ago
5

Excellent resource - thanks

rfrenguelli

7 years ago
5

Perfect

itchyfingers

7 years ago
5

Well if they don't get what volume is from this powerpoint there is a problem with the students. Thank-you for sharing this. It is much appreciated.

davidfoster

8 years ago
5

harpy2

8 years ago
5

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