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9 Folding and Overlapping
Basic Concepts Folding Paper to Form Shapes
Different shapes can be formed by folding a piece of colored paper once.
To find the order of the overlapping squares, start with the top colored
square and remove one colored square at a time.
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34
Example Six square pieces of colored papers of equal size overlap. What
number is the piece of colored paper at the bottom?
3
12
6
45
Class Notes
When a colored piece of paper is removed one at a time, starting from the top:
1 23 3 3
4 56 1 56 6
The colored paper at the bottom is number .
Try It Again Several colored squares overlap. What number 1 2
is marked on the fifth colored square from the 3
top?
4
8
5
67
76 NUMINO Challenge B1
Basic Concepts Folding Paper to Form Shapes
Different shapes can be formed by folding a piece of colored paper once.
To find the order of the overlapping squares, start with the top colored
square and remove one colored square at a time.
12
34
Example Six square pieces of colored papers of equal size overlap. What
number is the piece of colored paper at the bottom?
3
12
6
45
Class Notes
When a colored piece of paper is removed one at a time, starting from the top:
1 23 3 3
4 56 1 56 6
The colored paper at the bottom is number .
Try It Again Several colored squares overlap. What number 1 2
is marked on the fifth colored square from the 3
top?
4
8
5
67
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