Reflection Analysis Quiz

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📚 Part 1: Self-Assessment & Success Criteria

I can statements:

I can identify and apply formulas for surface area and volume of common solids.

I can choose an appropriate strategy to solve surface area and volume problems.

Success criteria:

• Use correct units (square inches, cubic feet, etc.).

• Show formula, substitution, and final answer with units.

1. I can recall the formula for the surface area of a rectangular prism.

Yes — confidently

Sometimes — need reminders

Not yet — I need help

2. I can set up volume problems and solve them correctly.

Yes — I show all steps

Sometimes — small mistakes

Not yet — I get stuck

3. Which success criteria do you focus on first?

Choosing the correct formula

Setting correct units

Showing all calculation steps

h2>✏️ Part 2: Solve & Show Work — Surface Area & Volume

4. A rectangular prism is 4 in by 6 in by 3 in. Find its surface area. Show formula and work.

5. A cylinder has radius 2 ft and height 5 ft. Find its volume. Use π and include units.

6. A small box is made from a cube with side length 8 in. If five faces are painted and one face left unpainted, what is the total painted surface area? Show calculations.

7. Draw a net for the rectangular prism from question 4. Label side lengths.

🔍 Part 3: Reflection, Differentiation, & Extension

8. Which supports helped you the most today? (Check all that apply.)

Step-by-step examples

Visual nets and diagrams

Calculator or formula sheet

Peer or teacher help

9. Describe one specific strategy you used to solve a problem. Be concise.

10. Extension activity (for advanced learners): Propose one real-world problem that uses both surface area and volume. Write the problem in one sentence.

11. Dyslexia-friendly reading options used (check all that apply):

Read-aloud of the problem

Text with larger spacing

Color overlays or high-contrast text

Differentiation strategies: Provide formulas, step outlines, and visual aids for learners needing support. Offer open-ended extension tasks for advanced learners.