Math, Grade 3: Figures and shapes to fold

Worksheet collection “Figures and Shapes to Fold” for 3rd and 4th grade math!
Even in elementary school, spatial imagination is very important and should therefore be trained from the very beginning. Especially when folding paper figures, it is crucial to be able to imagine the finished shape in order to then construct it neatly. With some shapes, this is easier because you are familiar with a cube or a cuboid from everyday life. However, as the figure nets become more complicated, it is advantageous to first visualize them in your head and then begin folding. To specifically train your imagination, it is advisable to start with the simpler geometric shapes and then attempt the more complex figures.
What tasks and learning goals can you pursue with the worksheet collection:

• Recognizing and representing geometric bodies
• Discover similarities and differences between cubes and cuboids
• Recognize different connections between networks and bodies
• Cut out, fold and glue together various figure nets

What does the downloadable collection of “Figures and Shapes to Fold” contain ?

• 13 DIN A4 pages for downloading and printing
• 2nd edition

What does the printed collection of materials for “Figures and Shapes to Fold” contain?

• Workbook with 13 DIN A4 pages
• Delivery is by post
• 2nd edition