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Review from this Lesson The YELLOW Corners Lesson 7 Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

GOAL: The YELLOW Corners The goal of this stage is to solve for the YELLOW corners. Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

REVIEW from The YELLOW Cross Look at the YELLOW face. Match the YELLOW face with: The single YELLOW center piece and follow the algorithm: The YELLOW right angle corner and follow the algorithm: The single YELLOW line down the middle row of the YELLOW face and follow the algorithm: REVIEW from The YELLOW Cross To get the YELLOW face: Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

REVIEW from the YELLOW Face Position the YELLOW cross so that it matches one of the following: The LEFT corner closest to you (LEFT/FRONT/UP) has a YELLOW piece on the LEFT face The LEFT corner closest to you (LEFT/FRONT/UP) has a YELLOW piece on the UP face. The LEFT corner closest to you (LEFT/FRONT/UP) has a YELLOW piece on the FRONT face. Use the algorithm: Reposition and use the same algorithm until all UP face corners are YELLOW. REVIEW from the YELLOW Face To get the YELLOW Face: Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

Two opposite corners of a square face. DIAGONAL Two opposite corners of a square face. A and D are diagonal B and C are diagonal Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

Review from this Lesson Make sure the YELLOW Face is the UP Face. Look at the RED, BLUE, ORANGE, and GREEN faces. Specifically, look at the TOP row corners of each face. Find a face that has matching TOP row corners: (A&B; B&D; D&C; or C&A) Twist the TOP row so that the matching TOP row corners match the center piece color of the face. Position the cube so that the matching TOP row corners and center piece are on the BACK face. At positions A&B Lesson Focus A&B are on the BACK face Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

Review from this Lesson If you do not have match TOP row corners on one face: Twist the TOP row until one set of diagonal corners is in the correct positions. A&D or B&C When there are two matching TOP row corners or diagonal corners are in the correct position: Follow the algorithm to solve for all the TOP row corners: Lesson Focus Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

Review from this Lesson If you cannot find matching pieces on the same face or diagonal, do the algorithm until you do have matching end pieces on the same face or matching diagonal corners. Be sure to check for matches after every completion of the algorithm. Troubleshooting Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

GOAL: The YELLOW Corners Examine your Rubik’s Cube. GOAL: The YELLOW Corners The goal of this stage is to solve for the YELLOW corners. Does your Rubik’s Cube look like this? Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

You have achieved The YELLOW Corners Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! You have achieved The YELLOW Corners Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

Review from this Lesson Find a face that has matching TOP row corners: Twist the TOP row so that the matching TOP row corners match the center piece color of the face. Position the cube so that the matching TOP row corners and center piece are on the BACK face. If you do not have match TOP row corners on one face: Twist the TOP row until one set of diagonal corners is in the correct positions. When the matching TOP row corners or diagonal corners are in the correct position, follow the algorithm to solve for all the TOP row corners: REVIEW To get the YELLOW Corners: Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

Review from this Lesson To solve a problem, sometimes you have to approach it in a different way. When solving for the YELLOW corners, if you can’t find a matching TOP row corners on one face, then you can find matching diagonal corners. When solving for a math problem, if you can’t solve a problem one way, then a different approach might help you solve the problem better. There are many different strategies to help solve math problems: Guess and Check Diagrams Lists Tables Write an equation Backwards (answer first, then show the work) Lesson Extension How does this lesson apply to math? Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q

How big was the largest Rubik’s Cube? Who built it? The largest Rubik’s Cube was large enough to fit 64 regular Rubik’s Cubes inside. Daniel Urlings of Luxemburg built it. Review from Previous Lesson Lesson Vocab Lesson Focus Review from this Lesson Lesson Extension Rubik’s Q