Volume & Surface Area Review

Master volume and surface area calculations and concepts for 3D shapes!

Finding Volume in Rectangular Prisms Watch the video up to 7:10 Quick Review on How To Find Surface Area Volume and Surface Area Sort Read each real-world situation, then choose which measurement would be most appropriate -- surface area or volume. Surface Area Wrapping a birthday present The cardboard of a cereal box Decorating an oatmeal container with construction paper and markers Remodeling a bedroom using paint and new carpet The lining and cover of a swimming pool The metal container that holds a gallon of paint The fabric used to create a pillow case Covering a shoe box in hearts and glitter for a Valentine's Day mail box Subway wraps their subs in paper Grandmother's old chair will be recovered with new fabric The bride wanted her wedding cake covered in pink icing. The new RV owner wants a tarp made to cover the entire camper. In order to maximize sunshine for growing plants year round, the greenhouse will need glass walls and roof. Volume The cereal inside a cereal box Oats in a container of oatmeal Packing peanuts in a cardboard box Putting water into a swimming pool The paint held in a gallon paint can Textbooks packed into a moving box A filled water bottle Filling a mug full of hot cocoa How much birdseed will be needed to fill the bird feeders? The Easter Bunny filled the plastic egg with jelly beans How much ice cream will it take to fill the ice cream cone? Is this bowl big enough to hold all the batter needed for pancakes? How much water does this washing machine hold? Match the Formula - 3D Volume length x width x height Surface Area 2lw + 2wh + 2lh Find the volume for the rectangular prism. 70 cm3 120 cm3 17 cm3 30 cm3 Find the volume for the rectangular prism. 20 cm3 25 cm3 100 cm3 50 cm3 Find the surface area for the rectangular prism. Find the surface area for the rectangular prism. Review - Identify these Other 3D Shapes sphere pyramid triangular prism cone cylinder cube