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Erica

03 Jun 2020 11:46

I found lots of shapes in the house. For example: cuboids (cereal boxes and books), sphere (ball), cylinders (tins of food, a glass and a coin), a pyramid (handmade). Most common: cuboid. Least common: cone and prism. I think lines of symmetry are really important for building, engineering and hairdressing! From Edward! 🥳🥳😬😬

Marianna

03 Jun 2020 21:45

Thanks for this Edward. Well done. Why do you think the cereal boxes are cuboids and the tins of food cylinders? What is the purpose of their specific shape? Can you think of a few reasons.

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