Space, shape and position book

Grade 4

SHAPES, SPACE AND POSITION

MATHS 4 MOMS

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Making maths simple and easy.

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Space Shape and Position

Table ConTenTS ChaPTer 1 - 2D ShaPeS What is a 2D shape?

Comparing a 2D shape to a 3D Shape What is a side, corner and angle?

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ChaPTer 2 - PolYGonS The Properties of a Polygon The Properties of a Polygon continued Test on Polygons all the Polygons When Polygons are combined into different shapes Test on the properties of Polygons

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ChaPTer 3 - oPen, CloSeD anD Plane ShaPeS Comparing an open and a Closed shape Plane Figures

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ChaPTer 4 - reGUlar anD IrreGUlar PolYGonS Comparing Irregular and regular Polygons

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ChaPTer 5 - ProPerTIeS oF QUaDrIlaTeralS Parallel lines Properties of Quadrilaterals Properties of Quadrilaterals continued Properties of Quadrilaterals Continued Test on Quadrilaterals Test on Quadrilaterals Continued Identifying Quadrilaterals Counting Squares

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ChaPTer 6 - SYMMeTrY What is Symmetry?

Practice Symmetry Practice drawing a Symmetrical butterfly Practice drawing a Symmetrical Face lines of Symmetry in letters of the alphabet What is a line of Symmetry Cut out - Triangle Cut out - Trapezium Cut out - hexagon Cut out - Square Cut out - Parallelogram

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Cut out Pentagon Symmetry test

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ChaPTer 7 - TeSSellaTIon What is Tessellation Practice Tessellation

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ChaPTer 8 - 3D ShaPeS What is a 3D shape?

What are faces, corners and edges?

Identifying all your 3D shapes Prisms Pyramids Test on 3D Shapes Identifying 3D Shapes Test on properties of 3D Shapes

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ChaPTer 9 - neTS What is a net? nets of Triangular Prism, Cone and Square based Pyramid nets of hexagonal Prism, Triangular based Pyramid, Cylinder and rectangular Prism Cut out - Triangular Prism Cut out - Cube Cut out - Cone Cut out - Cylinder Cut out - hexagonal Prism Cut out - rectangular Prism Cut out - Square based Pyramid Cut out - Triangular based Pyramid Test on nets

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Copyright Š 2014 Daryl-anne leveton Cover artwork copyright Š 2014 Daryl-anne leveton email: daryl@goblue.co.za all rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever.

ISbn-13: 978-1505358551 ISbn-10: 1505358558

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What is a 2D shape?

Chapter 1 - 2D ShaPeS

TWO DIMENSIONAL (2D) LENGTH BUT NO THICKNESS OR WIDTH

HEIGHT

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2D 2 D is short for TWO DIMENSIONAL This means that 2D shapes have only LENGTH and HEIGHT but NO WIDTH (Thickness)

Is a this square a 2D shape? _________________

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Comparing a 2D shape to a 3D Shape

Chapter 1 - 2D ShaPeS

THREE DIMENSIONAL (3D) THICKNESS OR WIDTH

LENGTH

HEIGHT

3D

3 D is short for THREE DIMENSIONAL This means that 3D shapes have LENGTH and HEIGHT and WIDTH (Thickness) It is a SOLID OBJECT because it has these 3 dimensions

Is a this cube a 3D shape? _____ Is this cube a Solid Object? _____ 2

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What is a side, corner and angle?

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SQUARE

What is a side?...

A side is a straight line that makes part of the shape.

What’s an corner?...

A corner is where two sides meet.

What’s an angle?...

An angle is formed when two lines go in different directions from the same point.

How many sides does a square have?

How many corner’s does a square have?

How many angle’s does a square have?

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Chapter 2 - PolYGonS

The Properties of a Polygon

What is a Polygon?...

POLYGONS

A Polygon is a closed 2D shape with 3 or more sides of straight lines.

Circle the corners Mark the sides with a line Draw in the angle.

If its two straight lines meeting each other, do it like this: If the lines are not straight, draw them like this:

How many sides, corners and angles do all these Polygons have?

Fill in the answers underneath each shape.

These are all also Quadrilateral Polygons because they all have 4 sides.

Square Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Rhombus

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

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Rectangle Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Parallelogram

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Trapezium

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Kite

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

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The Properties of a Polygon continued

Properties of Polygons

POLYGONS

Counting sides, corners and angles of Polygons.

Circle the corners Mark the sides with a line Draw in the angle.

If its two straight lines meeting each other, do it like this: If the lines are not straight, draw them like this:

How many sides, corners and angles do all these Polygons have?

Fill in the answers underneath each shape.

Triangle Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Octagon

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Pentagon

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Nonagon

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Hexagon

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Decagon

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Heptagon

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

Dodecagon

Sides ______ Corners ______ Angles ______

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Test on Polygons

Answer these questions about Polygons...

POLYGONS

Are Polygons 2D or 3D Don’t forget that 2D means length and height with no thickness.

Which Polygons are Quadrilaterals 1.

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Don’t forget that Quadrilaterals always have four sides.

‘Quad’ means 4.

1. Which Polygon has 3 sides 2. How many sides does a Pentagon have 3. Which Polygon has 6 sides 4. How many sides does a Heptagon have 5. Which Polygon has 8 sides 6. How many sides does a Decagon have 7. Which Polygon has 9 sides 8. How many sides does a Dodecagon have 6

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all the Polygons

POLYGONS

Triangle

Octagon

Square

Rhombus

Use this to help you count all the sides.

Pentagon

Hexagon

Heptagon

Nonagon

Decagon

Dodecagon

Rectangle

Parallelogram

Trapezium

Kite

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POLYGONS

When Polygons are combined into different shapes

Just one last word about Polygons Don’t be confused about Polygons that have been combined into different shapes.

There are different types of triangles.

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Test on the properties of Polygons

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Chapter 3 - oPen, CloSeD anD Plane ShaPeS Comparing an open and a Closed shape

OPEN SHAPES & CLOSED SHAPES

What is an Open Shape?

An Open Shape has a different starting point and a different end point.

What is a Closed Shape?

A Closed Shape has the same start point and end point.

Draw an open shape and a closed shape on the grid below.

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Chapter 3 - oPen, CloSeD anD Plane ShaPeS

Plane Figures

What is a Plane figure (shape)?

PLANE FIGURES

A Plane Figure is a flat figure (2D) with closed lines that stays on a single plane. The lines of the figure can be straight, curved or a combination.

A 3D shape cannot be a Plane Figure or a Polygon.

Circle all the Plane Figures Half Circle Circle

Oval

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Rectangle

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Triangle

Heart

Rhombus

Pentagon

Cube

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Chapter 4 - reGUlar anD IrreGUlar PolYGonS Comparing Irregular and regular Polygons

What are Regular and Irregular 2D Polygons?

This is a REGULAR Hexagon It has 6 EQUAL sides and 6 EQUAL angles

Hexagon

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This is a REGULAR Pentagon It has 5 EQUAL sides and 5 EQUAL angles

This is a IRREGULAR Hexagon It has 6 UNEQUAL sides and 6 UNEQUAL angles

Hexagon

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Pentagon

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What shape is this? ______________________

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‘Hexa’ means 6

The Pentagon ‘Penta’ means 5

Ò A Clue is to count the sidesÓ

What shape is this?

This is a REGULAR Octagon It has 8 EQUAL sides and 8 EQUAL angles

The Hexagon

Octagon

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The Octagon ‘Octa’ means 8

Ò Remember to count the sidesÓ

Chapter 5 - ProPerTIeS oF QUaDrIlaTeralS

Parallel lines

Pairs of Parallel lines What are Parallel lines?

Parallell lines point in the same direction.

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This is one pair of parallel lines

The top line is parallel to the bottom line in both these examples.

How many pairs of parallel lines do all these shapes below have? Example No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

2 No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

No. of pairs of paralell lines?

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Chapter 5 - ProPerTIeS oF QUaDrIlaTeralS

Properties of Quadrilaterals

Read carefully all the properties of these quadrilaterals

This is a SQUARE

This is a PARALLELOGRAM

All 4 sides are the same length

Same length Same length

Same length

Only the opposite sides are the same length Opp. side same length

Same length

All angles are 90º

90º

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Opp. side same length Opp. side same length

All the opposite angles are equal but not 90º

All diagonals are the same length and cut through each other at opposite angles.

Diagonals are not the same length but do bisect each other at opposite angles.

Pair 1

Pair 1

2 pairs of opposite sides which are also parallel.

Opp. side same length

Pair 2

Pair 2

2 pairs of opposite sides which are also parallel.

Pair 2

Pair 2

Pair 1 Pair 1

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Chapter 5 - ProPerTIeS oF QUaDrIlaTeralS

Properties of Quadrilaterals

Read carefully all the properties of these quadrilaterals

This is a RHOMBUS

This is a TRAPEZIUM

Same length

All 4 sides are the same length

Same length

Same length

The lines on the side are the same length but the top and bottom are not.

Same length

Same length

Same length

Opposite angles are the same size but are not 90ยบ

Top two angles are the same and the bottom two angles are the same but not 90ยบ

Diagonals are not the same length but do bisect each other.

Diagonals are the same length and bisect each other.

Pair 1

2 pairs of opposite sides which are also parallel.

Pair 1

1 pairs of parallel sides.

Pair 2

Pair 2

Pair 1 Pair 1

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Chapter 5 - ProPerTIeS oF QUaDrIlaTeralS

Properties of Quadrilaterals

Read carefully all the properties of these quadrilaterals

This is a KITE

This is a RECTANGLE

Top 2 sides equal length Bottom 2 sides equal length

1. Same length

2. Same length

1. Same length

2. Same length

Top and bottom lines are equal length and the left and right sides are equal length.

1. Same length 2. Same length

Opposite angles are the same size but are not 90ยบ

All the angles are 90ยบ

Diagonals are not the same length but do bisect each other.

Diagonals are the same length and bisect each other.

None of the sides are parallel.

2. Same length

1. Same length

Pair 1

2 pairs of opposite parallel sides.

Pair 2

Pair 2

Pair 1

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Chapter 5 - ProPerTIeS oF QUaDrIlaTeralS

PROPERTIES

Test on Quadrilaterals

Draw these Quadrilateral Polygons on the grid.

Take note that a right angle is also called a 90ยบ angle and it always looks like a perfect corner, both lines are perfectly straight.

right angle (90ยบ)

What has 4 sides of equal length.

It has 4 equal angles.

These angles are right angles.

The opposite sides are parallell.

I am a ___________________________ Sometimes I am called oblong.

I have 4 sides.

My opposite sides are equal I am a ___________________________ I have 2 pairs of equal sides.

My opposite sides are equal in length.

My opposite angles are equal.

None of my angles are 90ยบ I am a ___________________________ Sometimes I am known as a trapezoid.

I have one pair of opposite parallel sides.

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What has 4 sides of equal length.

Opposite angles are not right angles(90ยบ) Opposite angles are equal (same size).

2 pairs of opposite parallel sides.

I am a ___________________________ I have 2 pairs of adjacent sides. (does not mean parallell just adjoining each other) My adjacent sides are equal in length.

Opposite angles are the same size.

Opposite angles are not 90ยบ None of my sides are paralell with each other. (Thats a big clue as there is only one quadrilateral like this).

I am a ___________________________

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Test on Quadrilaterals

Chapter 5 - ProPerTIeS oF QUaDrIlaTeralS

Please circle all the Quadrilateral Polygons on this page.

IFYING IDEDNRT ILATER QUA

Identifying Quadrilaterals

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Remember that a Quadrilateral Polygon has 4 sides and is also a closed 2D shape.

Half Circle Trapezium

Circle

Elipse/Oval

Sphere Rectangle

Kite

Star

Triangle

Heart

Square

Octagon

Rhombus

Cube

Pentagon

Decagon

Hexagon

Rhombus

Heptagon

Parallelogram

Dodecagon Nonagon

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YING IDEQNUTAIF RES S

Counting Squares

Please count how many squares there are in the shapes below.

The trick is to count the big square first and then all the smaller squares inside.

How many squares are there? ______

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Chapter 6 - SYMMeTrY

SYMMETRY

What is Symmetry?

What is Symmetry?

Symmetry is when one shape becomes exactly like another when you move it in a certain way (flip, turn or slide it)

So if I take this exact half of the letter ‘A’ make a copy of it and flip it over, then I will get the other half of the ‘A’ that looks exactly like the first half. This is a symmetrical shape.

The two halves look the same

Is this ‘A’ Symmetrical? _________ If I take the letter ‘G’ and cut it in half make a copy of it and flip it over, I will not get the other half of the ‘B’.

This means that the letter ‘B’ is not symmetrical The two halves look different

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Practice Symmetry

Drawing Symmetry is easy if you take it one square at a time.

SYMMETRY

The numbers count the blocks to help you.

So here is the line in the middle It’s easy all you do is count

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and draw a line up to there.

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block towards the left.

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long to the right and another

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WELL DONE, YOU DID IT.

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Practice drawing a Symmetrical butterfly

SYMMETRY

Let’s do this butterfly using the numbered squares to help you.

Starting from the midde line helps to get it right.

Start from the middle line. Count 4 blocks down and draw a square to the left of the square on the right that is halfway down the block from the top and from the left.

Then draw a line from the top right corner to the bottom left corner.

KEEP GOING LIKE THIS AND YOU WON’T HAVE ANY PROBLEMS DRAWING THIS BUTTERFLY 6

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Practice drawing a Symmetrical Face

SYMMETRY

You are so cool at this, you can easily do this on your own.

Start counting from the middle line

Always count how many block across and how many blocks down before you draw your lines.

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SYMMETRY

lines of Symmetry in letters of the alphabet

Can you do this Draw a line from top to bottom. or from left to right.

AC

Do a line through all these letters of the alphabet and tick the ones that have matching halves.

ABCD E FGH I J K L MNO P QRS T U VWX Y Z

What you are looking for is the lines of symmetry of these letters. Some letters do not have any lines of symmetry.

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What is a line of Symmetry

SYMMETRY

What exactly is the line or axis of Symmetry When you fold a shape in half, that fold line is called the line of symmetry.

The one half covers the other half exactly.

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Take the square and fold it in half both ways and then fold it diagonally both 4 ways. If you count each fold line, you will count 4 lines of symmetry.

Triangle

Trapezium

Pentagon

Hexagon

Parallelogram

How many lines of symmetry?

How many lines of symmetry?

How many lines of symmetry?

How many lines of symmetry?

How many lines of symmetry?

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Take all these shapes and fold them on their lines of symmetry and then draw the lines of symmetry onto the shapes with a ruler and then write underneath each shape how many lines of symmetry you found.

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Cut out - Triangle

Cut out this shape and fold it on it’s line/s of symmetry.

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Cut out this shape and fold it on it’s line/s of symmetry.

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Cut out - Trapezium

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Cut out - hexagon

Cut out this shape and fold it on it’s line/s of symmetry.

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Cut out this shape and fold it on it’s line/s of symmetry.

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Cut out - Square

Chapter 6 - SYMMeTrY

Cut out - Parallelogram

Cut out this shape and fold it on it’s line/s of symmetry.

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Cut out this shape and fold it on it’s line/s of symmetry.

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Symmetry test

SYMMETRY

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Start at the middle line. Count the blocks that the slanted line takes up 1 2 3 4, then count 1 2 3 4 and draw a line from the top point to 4 squares accross and 4 squares down, in line with the horizontal line.

What you end up with is a half that is exactly the same as the half you just copied. It is symmetrical

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Chapter 7 - TeSSellaTIon

What is Tessellation

We know what symmetry is but what is tessellation?

Take these arrows that I have cut out for you and place then one on top of the other. Then ip the one over, then put it back and slide the one and then put it back and turn the one.

Flip

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Practice Tessellation

TESSELLATION

Practice Tessellation Flip the design in each sqare to make a pattern on the grid

Remember what the tessellation flip is!

Flip

Turn the design in each sqare to make a pattern along the grid

Remember what the turn is!

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Chapter 8 - 3D ShaPeS

What is a 3D shape?

THREE DIMENSIONAL (3D) THICKNESS OR WIDTH

LENGTH

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3D

3 D is short for THREE DIMENSIONAL This means that 3D shapes have LENGTH and HEIGHT and WIDTH (Thickness) It is a SOLID OBJECT because it has these 3 dimensions

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What are faces, corners and edges?

3 D SHAPES

What are faces, corners and edges Cube

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Face A face is any of the flat surface of a solid object.

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A sphere has 1 curved surface.

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3 D SHAPES

Identifying all your 3D shapes

Identifying all your 3D Shapes Remember that a 3D shape has Length, Height and Thickness.

Unlike a 2D shape that has only length and height but no thickness.

How many faces? _____ How many corners? _____ How many edges? _____ How many curved surfaces? _____ Cube

Sphere

How many faces? _____ How many corners? _____ How many edges? _____ How many curved surfaces? _____ How many faces? _____ How many corners? _____ How many edges? _____ How many curved surfaces? _____

Cone

How many faces? _____ How many corners? _____ How many edges? _____ How many curved surfaces? _____ Cylinder

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3 D SHAPES

Prisms

Prisms Don’t forget to count the front and the back.

Rectangular Prism How many square faces? _____ How many rectangular faces? ______ How many corners? _____ How many edges? _____ How many curved surfaces? _____

Hexagonal Prism How many faces? ______ How many corners? _____ How many edges? _____ How many curved surfaces? _____

Triangular Prism How many faces? _____ How many corners? _____ How many edges? _____ How many curved surfaces? _____

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Pyramids

Pyramids

3 D SHAPES

Point

What is this 3D shape?

What is this 3D shape?

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The difference is that the first one comes to a point and the second one doesnt! and what structure in Egypt comes to a point?

Square Based Pyramid How many faces?

How many corners?

How many edges?

How many curved surfaces?

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How many faces?

How many corners?

How many edges?

How many curved surfaces?

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Look at the square base!

Triangular Based Pyramid

Look at the triangular base!

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Test on 3D Shapes

Can you tell me what all these 3 D shapes are?

3 D SHAPES

Remember the shapes that come to a point are pyramids.

What is this 3D shape?

What is this 3D shape?

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What is this 3D shape?

What is this 3D shape?

What is this 3D shape?

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What is this 3D shape?

What is this 3D shape?

What is this 3D shape?

What is this 3D shape?

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Identifying 3D Shapes

3 D SHAPES

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How many solid 3D objects can you see.

Cubes

Triangular Prism

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Spheres

Triangular based pyramids

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3 D SHAPES

Test on properties of 3D Shapes

Its your turn to answer some questions. I know you are going to get 100%

1. Which 3D shape has only one curved surface?__________________________ 2. Which 3D shape has only one face and one curved surface ________________ 3. Which 3D shape has one curved surface and two faces ___________________ 4. Please cirlcle all the Plane figures.

Remember Plane figures are 2D (flat) and are closed shapes

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What is a net?

Chapter 9 - neTS

NETS

What is a Net? A pattern that you can cut and fold to make a model of a solid shape.

This is a net for a cube.

If you cut it out and fold it you will have a cube.

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nets of Triangular Prism, Cone and Square based Pyramid

Chapter 9 - neTS

NETS

Nets for all the shapes Im going to show you all the nets that belong to all the different 3D Solid shapes.

Do you see how these nets belong to these shapes.

Cube

Triangular Prism

Triangular Prism Net

Cone

Cone Net

Square Based Pyramid.

Square Based Pyramid Net

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Chapter 9 - neTS nets of hexagonal Prism, Triangular based Pyramid, Cylinder and rectangular Prism

Nets for all the shapes

NETS

Im going to show you all the nets that belong to all the different 3D Solid shapes.

Hexagonal Prism

Triangular Based Pyramid

Cylinder

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Hexagonal Prism Net

Triangular Based Pyramid Net

Cylinder Net

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Cut out - Triangular Prism

Cut out this net and fold it into its 3D shape.

Triangular Prism

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Chapter 9 - neTS Cut out this net and fold it into its 3D shape.

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Cut out - Cone

Chapter 9 - neTS Cut out this net and fold it into its 3D shape.

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Cut out - Cylinder

Chapter 9 - neTS Cut out this net and fold it into its 3D shape.

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Cut out - hexagonal Prism

Chapter 9 - neTS Cut out this net and fold it into its 3D shape.

Hexagonal Prism Net

Hexagonal Prism

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Cut out - rectangular Prism

Chapter 9 - neTS Cut out this net and fold it into its 3D shape.

Rectangular Prism

Rectangular Prism

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Cut out - Square based Pyramid

Chapter 9 - neTS Cut out this net and fold it into its 3D shape.

Square Based Pyramid.

Square Based Pyramid.

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Cut out - Triangular based Pyramid

Chapter 9 - neTS

Triangular Based Pyramid

Triangular Based Pyramid

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Test on nets

Chapter 9 - neTS

Match these pictures to their nets

NETS

2

1

3

5 4 6

8

7

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

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