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Drill/Review

SOLID
FIGURES
SOLID
FIGURES
Three-dimensional figures

vertices
height
edges faces

width
length
FACES
The flat parts of the solid shapes are called
faces.

What shape are the faces of this cube?


The faces of a cube are squares.

There are 6 square faces on a cube.


FACES
The flat parts of the solid shapes are called
faces.

What shape are the faces of this cube?


The faces of a cylinder are circles.

There are 2 circle faces on a cylinder.


EGDES
The lines where the faces meet are called
edges.

How many edges does this shape has?


EGDES
The lines where the faces meet.

How many edges does this shape have?


VERTICE The points where the lines meet are called
vertices.

S
How many vertices does this shape have?
VERTICE The points where the lines meet are called
vertices.

S
VERTICE The points wherevertices.
the lines meet are called

S
How many vertices this shape have?
CUBE A cube is a three-dimensional shape which has :

 6 square faces
 12 edges
 8 corners
 8 vertices

Cubes in daily life:


 Rubics cube
 Dice
 Box
 Cubicles
 Fridge
SPHERE
A perfectly round three-dimensional shape like a
ball. A sphere has no corners or no edges

Spheres in daily life:


 Ball
 Globe
 Marble
 Moon
 Lollipop
CONE
A three-dimensional shape made up of:
 Circular base
 Curve surface that comes to a point at the top.

Cones in daily life:


 Ice cream cone
 Party hat
 Traffic cones
 Carrot
CYLINDE
A three-dimensional shape that you can roll.
A cylinder has 2 equal circles on its ends.
R
Cylinders in daily life:
 Battery
 Candle
 Cold drink cans
 Test Tube
PYRAMID
A three-dimensional shape which has a polygon for
its base.

Pyramids in daily life:


 Tent
 Tower
 Temples
 Chocolates
RECTANGULAR PRISM
A three-dimensional shape with flat sides. It has two
ends that are the same shape and size.

Pyramids in daily life:


 Tissue boxes
 Notebooks
 Laptops
 Computers
SPHERE

I am have 0 sides.
I have 0 vertices
I am round
SQUARE PYRAMID

I have 4 sides.
My sides are equal.
I have 4 vertices.
CUBE

I am a solid figure.
I have 6 faces, 8 vertices,
12 edges and all are equal.
Directions: Write true or false.
If the statement is false draw
the correct solid figure described.
True

A rectangular prism has


6 faces.
False

A triangular prism has 6 faces.


True

A sphere has no edge.


Shapes Robot
Construct a robot using different solid
figures to represent its parts. Use cut art
papers.
Creativity
Cleanliness
Shapes were used correctly
Guessing Game:
1.I have 0 sides. I have 0 vertices. I am round
2.I have 4 sides. My sides are equal. I have 4 vertices.
3.I have 3 sides. My sides are not always the same. I
have 3 vertices.
4.I am a solid figure. I have no faces or edges. I am
round.
5.I am a solid figure. I have 6 faces. 8 vertices and 12
edges, all equal.
6. I am a solid figure. I am round and have 1 round
face. I have a point and 1 round edge.
Illustrate the ff. figures .

Plane Figure Illustration


1.Circle
2.Rectangle
3.Square
4.Triangle
Solid Figure Illustration
1.Sphere
2.Rectangular Prism
3.Cube
4.Triangular pyramid
Identify the following that is presented by each real object
below. Write the name of the solid figure on the blank before
each number.
______1. an ice cream cone
______2. an orange
______3. a shoe box
______4. a coin
______5. a soccer ball
______6. a dice
______7. a can of milk
______8. a globe
______9. water tank
______10. temple

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