Drawing the plan and elevations of a solid

Maths

Checking and securing understanding of accurate drawings

Representing 3D shapes in 2D

Drawing the solid from the plan and elevations

Problem solving with plans and elevations

In the prior unit, pupils considered different views of a 3-D shape in order to understand how to calculate the surface area and volume. In this unit, pupils will be considering a 3-D shape from different viewpoints in order to draw the side and front elevations as well as the plan.

In this unit, pupils will be considering a 3-D shape from different viewpoints in order to draw the side and front elevations as well as the plan view.

Plans and elevations

The diagram shows a cuboid drawn on centimetre isometric paper. Which figure shows the plan of the cuboid?

The diagram shows a cuboid drawn on centimetre isometric paper. Which figure shows the side elevation of the cuboid?

The diagram shows a solid constructed from cubes. Which figure shows the front elevation of the solid?

The diagram shows a solid constructed from cubes. Which figure shows the side elevation of the solid?

The diagram shows a solid constructed from cubes. Which figure shows the plan of the solid?

A {{}} is a shape that has three dimensions (e.g. width, height and depth).

The image shows a photograph and an isometric drawing of a pencil sharpener. The value of $$b$$ is {{ }}.

The image shows a solid that is constructed with two congruent cuboids and an isometric drawing of the solid. The value of $$b$$ is {{ }}.

The image shows a solid that is constructed with two congruent cuboids and an isometric drawing of the solid. The value of $$c$$ is {{ }}.

Which isometric drawing shows a cuboid with lengths 2 units, 4 units and 5 units?

The image shows four isometric drawings of cuboids. Which cuboids have at least one square face?

Starter Quiz

A is a shape that has three dimensions (e.g. width, height and depth).