This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching students about two-dimensional slices of three-dimensional objects. The lesson includes 8 stations where students will explore slices of shapes like prisms, pyramids, cylinders and cones. At each station, students will view and analyze 2D slices of 3D objects. At the end, students are asked to describe the method they used to create 2D representations from 3D shapes. The overall aim is for students to understand 2D slices of 3D objects.

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Do Now
AIM: Two Dimensional slices of Three
Dimensional Objects
1.) The population of Los Angles is expected to increase 9.2% next
year. If p represents the current population which expression would
represent Los Angles population next year?
a.) 1.92p b.) 1.092p c.) p + .092 d.) 1 + .092
2.) Tickets for a concert were $75 on a website. You have a coupon
for 20% off and the website charges a 10% service fee. Jeanette’s
ticket was less than the original price by what percent?

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Samurai Delicatessen
Common Core Math Standard 7.G.3

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Station 1: Triangular Prism

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Station 2: Cylinder

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Station 3: Rectangular Prism

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Station 4: Cone

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Station 5: Square Pyramid

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Station 6: Cube

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Station 7: Hexagonal Prism

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Station 8: Triangular Pyramid

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Before You Leave
Describe the method you used to create
two dimensional figures from three
dimensional objects.

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Homework
None