Calculate--Find the volume of the orange cardboard box in the picture.

(Think stacking one sheet of paper over and over again). For rectangular prisms only, you can check your answer for volume by doing length x width x height

CFS:

#1: Accurately identifies shape and computes area of the base, B

#2: Accurately substitutes values into the formula, V=Bxh

#3: Includes appropriate units

Fill--How much space does the Lego block take up?

CFS:

#1: Accurately identifies shape and computes area of the base, B

#2: Accurately substitutes values into the formula, V=Bxh

#3: Includes appropriate units

Triangular, Part 2--Find the volume of this triangular prism. Remember to think which shape is being repeated or stacked to make it 3D.

CFS:

#1: Accurately identifies shape and computes area of the base, B

#2: Accurately substitutes values into the formula, V=Bxh

#3: Includes appropriate units

SUPER SPICY--Try if you have time (optional)

Model Home--Find the volume of the doll house pictured below.

CFS:

#1: Accurately identifies shape and computes area of the base, B

#2: Accurately substitutes values into the formula, V=Bxh

#3: Includes appropriate units

Toy Box--Mr. Kovalik's brother made a triangular box for his son to keep toys in. How much space is inside the box?

**You MUST SYW on formative for credit**

CFS:

#1: Accurately identifies shape and computes area of the base, B

#2: Accurately substitutes values into the formula, V=Bxh

#3: Includes appropriate units

If Mr. Kovalik's brother has a separate box that can hold 2200 in^3 of material. How many triangular boxes will he be able to fit into his separate box?