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Architects change designs to make new buildings.

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Architects change designs to make new buildings.

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Construction workers have to use their mind and the paper (blueprint) when building a house.

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Construction workers have to use their mind and the paper (blueprint) when building a house.

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In real life there are construction workers and they think about where they are going to go and then they use materials. It's kind of the same because we create structures and they create structures.

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In real life there are construction workers and they think about where they are going to go and then they use materials. It's kind of the same because we create structures and they create structures.

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We could add area and perimeter to our figures.

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We could add area and perimeter to our figures.

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(Connecting our learning to our Mayan structures)

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Being able to write down the math vocabulary. 

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Being able to write down the math vocabulary. 

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We can make different figures or structures.

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We can make different figures or structures.

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We could have used more math and directional vocabulary to explain our thinking better and be clearer. 

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We could have used more math and directional vocabulary to explain our thinking better and be clearer. 

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We should have paid more attention and not talked.

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We should have paid more attention and not talked.

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> What would you do differently next time?

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> What would you do differently next time?

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Math vocabulary was really important like 'top', 'side', 'eagle eye'. 

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Math vocabulary was really important like 'top', 'side', 'eagle eye'. 

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It's like you have a Rubik's cube and you can twist it.

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It's like you have a Rubik's cube and you can twist it.

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With only four or five or six blocks you can make different shapes.

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With only four or five or six blocks you can make different shapes.

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When you're drawing a 3D figure, you should label them like "birds eye view".

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When you're drawing a 3D figure, you should label them like "birds eye view".

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It was kind of hard to draw the figures.

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It was kind of hard to draw the figures.

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The more you twist and turn, the  more objects (figures) you discover.

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The more you twist and turn, the  more objects (figures) you discover.

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Pivot is where it rotates. You can pivot on the vertex of the shape.

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Pivot is where it rotates. You can pivot on the vertex of the shape.

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The 2D drawing doesn't show the layers. It makes it challenging to make a 3D shape from a 2D drawing.

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The 2D drawing doesn't show the layers. It makes it challenging to make a 3D shape from a 2D drawing.

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You can make two figures the same but change the positions to make them different.

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You can make two figures the same but change the positions to make them different.

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With a few turns you can make a new 3D figure. I made a lever and with a few turns it looked like a gorilla.

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With a few turns you can make a new 3D figure. I made a lever and with a few turns it looked like a gorilla.

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If you flip a figure over and want to see it at a different angle, it will still be the same figure.

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If you flip a figure over and want to see it at a different angle, it will still be the same figure.