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1. Finding Similar Shapes
Shapes Seen through Holes
When looking at a cube through a paper with holes, only parts of the cube
can be seen.
These parts can be used to find the original figure.
Stacked Wooden Block Figures
In order to find the difference in stacked wooden block figures, look at the
characteristics of the figures and find the similarities first. The similarities are
used as a base to find the difference.
Common Each figure has one wooden
Figure block added to the common
figure. These figures are the
same figure when rotated.
EExxpplloorree When only parts of a shape can be seen through a paper with
holes, connect the rest of the figure on the paper to find the
original figure.
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Shapes Seen through Holes
When looking at a cube through a paper with holes, only parts of the cube
can be seen.
These parts can be used to find the original figure.
Stacked Wooden Block Figures
In order to find the difference in stacked wooden block figures, look at the
characteristics of the figures and find the similarities first. The similarities are
used as a base to find the difference.
Common Each figure has one wooden
Figure block added to the common
figure. These figures are the
same figure when rotated.
EExxpplloorree When only parts of a shape can be seen through a paper with
holes, connect the rest of the figure on the paper to find the
original figure.
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