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Hexagonal Pyramid Net - Create a Hexagonal Pyramid

Summary: This colourful hexagonal pyramid net is ready to print out, construct & add to your math display area. The 3d shape is tagged with visual reminders of the properties of the shape i.e. it has six triangular faces and one face that is a regular hexagon.

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This net prints out at A4 size when downloaded


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Properties of a Hexagonal Pyramid
(write these up on card & display)

- A hexagonal pyramid has seven faces.
 - A hexagonal pyramidhas 12 edges
- A hexagonal pyramid has 7corners but one is termed the apex.

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Net for a
Hexagonal Pyramid
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Hexagonal Pyramid
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Hexagonal Pyramid jpeg
Net for a Hexagonal Pyramid
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A Little Something to Think About
(write these up on card & display)

- Find a real world example of a hexagonal pyramid.
- If you stand a hexagonal pyramid on its side is it still a hexagonal pyramid?
- Many educators believe that 3d shapes are NOT taught so students remember the name of each shape. They think students should be able to look at the properties of each shape and then use their thinking skills to work out its name. What do you think?

Construction Hints

- score the hexagonal pyramid net along ALL fold lines before attempting to assemble
- use a ruler to aid scoring
- use sticky tape on the tabs to assemble this shape rather than glue. It is much easier.
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