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JUSTIFY!!!!!!

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What happens to the are of the base, as you build a taller structure with the same volume?

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What are you using as your benchmark?

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What shape do you see in the faces the package with a very small surface area?

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Which packaging size would people like the best?

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Equilateral triangles have 60degrees so a trapezoid has 120 and 60 degree angles

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Equilateral triangles have 60degrees so a trapezoid has 120 and 60 degree angles

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What other benchmarks angles could you use?

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What other benchmarks angles could you use?

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As long as you use the same amount of material to create two shapes, the area remains the same.  What are similarities between calculating the area of a parallelogram and the area of a rectangle?

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Test with a few shapes to prove or disprove it

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Covering a hexagon with triangles? What fraction of the hexagon are covered with 2 triangles? 3 triangles? What is an equivalent fraction?

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How many different ways can you cut the rectangle to make a parallelogram

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Consolidation- the larger the patten block being used... the smaller the value... but the area stays the same

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Pattern Blocks
Students will get repeated exposure to different sizes and amounts that can make the same whole.

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What can you use to represent your benchmark to compare the angles in the pattern block?

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Pattern Blocks
For struggling learners it would be important to say the shape should be the same colour