Student examples of 3 d objects

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Students were asked to create 3D objects for a Level 5 Unit 1 Assessment 1. Some examples included a cube made of popsicle sticks hot glued together, a pyramid constructed from cardboard triangles taped at the points, and a sphere formed by gluing strips of paper around a balloon then popping the balloon after the glue dried.

Student Examples of 3D Objects Level 5 Unit 1 Assessment 1

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