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Understanding Solid Figures in Geometry

Solid figures are three-dimensional shapes that have faces, edges, and vertices. Faces are flat surfaces, edges are formed where two faces meet, and vertices are points where edges meet. Examples of solid figures include cubes, rectangular prisms, spheres, cones, cylinders, pyramids, hemispheres.

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Understanding Solid Figures in Geometry

Solid figures are three-dimensional shapes that have faces, edges, and vertices. Faces are flat surfaces, edges are formed where two faces meet, and vertices are points where edges meet. Examples of solid figures include cubes, rectangular prisms, spheres, cones, cylinders, pyramids, hemispheres.

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Geometry-

3 Dimensional Shapes
Solid Figures

Objective: Identify the attributes and


names of solid figures
G.I.A.3 Identify and describe attributes of three-dimensional shapes
including prisms, pyramids, spheres, cones, and cylinders using appropriate
vocabulary.
G.I.B.1 Classify three-dimensional shapes according to their attributes.
What are solid figures?

• Solid Figures are 3D.


• Solid Figures can have:
Faces
Edges
Vertices
Face
• A face is the flat surface of a solid
figure.

• Choose a shape that has a face.


How many faces does your shape
have?

Bonus: Does a sphere have any faces?


Edges

• An edge is formed when two faces


meet. An edge is a straight line
segment.

• Choose a shape that has an edge.


How many edges does your shape
have?

Does a cone have an edge?


Vertices

• A vertex is a point where edges


meet.

• Choose a shape that has a vertex.


How many vertices does your shape
have?

• Does a cylinder
have a vertex?
Examples of Solid Figures
Cube

• Examples
Rectangular Prism

• Examples
Sphere

• Examples
Cone

• Examples
Cylinder
• Examples
Pyramid
• Examples
Hemisphere

• Examples
Review

• What is a solid figure?

1. flat, closed, plane figure; can’t


stand on its own.

2. 3-D; it can stand on its own

3. None of the above


• What is this
figure called?

1. Cone
2. Rectangular
Prism
3. Cube
• What is this
figure called?

1. Sphere
2. Cube
3. Pyramid
• What is this part of the cylinder
called?

1. Face
2. Edge
3. Vertex
• What is this part of the
cone called?

1. Face
2. Edge
3. Vertex
• What is this part of the
cube called?

1. Face
2. Edge
3. Vertex

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