Surface Area and Volume of 3D Shape Nets Math Project

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Grades:
6th
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Looking for an engaging way to teach your middle school students about surface area and volume? This Printable PDF project lets them dive into the world of geometric nets while creating their own Minecraft-inspired creeper character! They'll tackle real-life math by calculating surface area and volume of rectangular prisms that incorporate fractions. Aligned with CCSS 6.G.A.2 and 6.G.A.4, this hands-on activity keeps students motivated and makes learning fun. Perfect for classrooms that embrace project-based learning!

About this resource


For an easier version of the activity, where the dimensions of the prisms are in decimals and whole numbers, see:

This is a great way to connect with your kids over their favorite video game. Or a hands-on activity that will impress parents at open house or back to school night!

What's included?

  • Black & white worksheets -- more artistic lesson, students can color in!
  • Color worksheets -- faster lesson, no need to color!
  • Instructions
  • Answer key

What do you need?

  • Printouts of the activity
  • Scissors
  • Glue sticks or tape
  • Colored pencils or markers (for black & white worksheets)

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This activity is NOT AN OFFICIAL MINECRAFT PRODUCT. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG.

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