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| 2 & 3D Geometry |
| When you follow simple rules to make flat geometrical shapes, and join them together, you can discover new shapes that, instead of staying flat, rise up to make three-dimensional objects! |
| Geometry
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Pursued by Hacker, Digit lands on cybersite Eureeka, where his mission is to find Professor Archimedes -- the maker of the encryptor chip, a unique computer chip that can fix Motherboard. But Archimedes is nowhere to be found -- only a pile of 2-dimensional rods where his chip factory should be. The kids arrive to help, and discover that by linking the 2-dimensional rods together into certain geometrical patterns they create a surprising 3-dimensional shape that leads directly to unraveling the mystery of Archimedes' strange disappearance.
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All Dolled Up
Harry orders the perfect present for his sister -- a two-story dollhouse with six rooms! However, what comes in the mail is a thin, flat box with two-dimensional pieces of cardboard inside! Join in the fun as Harry transforms the flat pieces of the house into a roomy place to play.
Math Message: When you join two-dimensional geometrical shapes together, it is possible to create three-dimensional objects.
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Boxed In
Watch your students' geometry skills shape up as they fold 2-D shapes into 3-D cubes!
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2-D to 3-D
This activity allows the player to print out a "net", which is a geometric pattern outline for creating a 3-D solid. The print outs include a net for creating a cube, a pyramid and an octahedron. This allows for a do-it-yourself level of interaction on the topic of making a 2-D shape into a 3-D solid.
(Flash Plugin Required)
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