By: Megan Bruni. Cube 3-D geometrical shape Has six square sides All sides are equal The angle formed from an intersection is a 90⁰ angle.

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By: Megan Bruni

Cube 3-D geometrical shape Has six square sides All sides are equal The angle formed from an intersection is a 90⁰ angle

Cone 3-D geometrical shape Has a circular base Tappers up to a point called the apex or vertex

Sphere 3-D geometrical shape Symmetrical around its center Has a radius (distance from center) Has a diameter (distance from one side to another)

Rectangular Solid 3-D geometric figure Has 6 rectangular sides Has length, width, and height

Pyramid 3-D geometrical shape Made up of 4 triangular sides that go together to a point Has a square base

Cylinder 3-D geometric shape Has 2 circular ends Has a rounded center that stretches from one end to another

Do you know these shape? 1.Bed 4. pyramid 2.Globe 5. ice cream 3.Trash can 6. dice

Answers 1.Bed = rectangular solid 4. pyramid = pyramid 2.Globe = sphere 5. ice cream = cone 3.Trash can = cylinder 6. dice = cube

Correct answers (out of 20 students) Rectangular solid= 16 Sphere= 20 Cylinder= 17 Pyramid= 20 Cone= 19 Cube= 18