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    Understanding Solid Figures

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    The document provides information and examples to help students understand solid figures including cubes, prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, and spheres. It defines solid figures and differentiates them from planes. Examples show students how to identify solid figures from nets and visualize 3D shapes formed from given nets including a cube from six squares, a cone from one circle and half circle, and a cylinder from two circles and a rectangle. Practice problems have students determine solids formed from given nets and identify names of different solids.

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    The document provides information and examples to help students understand solid figures including cubes, prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, and spheres. It defines solid figures and differentiates them from planes. Examples show students how to identify solid figures from nets and visualize 3D shapes formed from given nets including a cube from six squares, a cone from one circle and half circle, and a cylinder from two circles and a rectangle. Practice problems have students determine solids formed from given nets and identify names of different solids.

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    The document provides information and examples to help students understand solid figures including cubes, prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, and spheres. It defines solid figures and differentiates them from planes. Examples show students how to identify solid figures from nets and visualize 3D shapes formed from given nets including a cube from six squares, a cone from one circle and half circle, and a cylinder from two circles and a rectangle. Practice problems have students determine solids formed from given nets and identify names of different solids.

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    The document provides information and examples to help students understand solid figures including cubes, prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, and spheres. It defines solid figures and differentiates them from planes. Examples show students how to identify solid figures from nets and visualize 3D shapes formed from given nets including a cube from six squares, a cone from one circle and half circle, and a cylinder from two circles and a rectangle. Practice problems have students determine solids formed from given nets and identify names of different solids.

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    UNDERSTANDING

    SOLID FIGURES
    AT THE END OF THE LESSON, YOU SHOULD BE
    ABLE TO:
    1. VISUALIZE AND DESCRIBE THE DIFFERENT
    SOLID FIGURES: CUBE, PRISM, PYRAMID,
    CYLINDER, CONE, AND SPHERE USING
    VARIOUS CONCRETE AND PICTORIAL MODELS;
    2. DIFFERENTIATE SOLID FIGURES FROM
    PLANE, AND;
    3. IDENTIFY THE FACES OF A SOLID FIGURES
    What do you think the six square
    shapes will fold up into?
    What about this one?
    Describe the three-dimensional
    figure that can be made from
    the given net.

    The net has six


    congruent
    square faces. So
    the net forms a
    cube.
    Describe the three-dimensional
    figure that can be made from the
    given net.

    The net has one circular


    face and one
    semicircular face. These
    are the base and sloping
    face of a cone. So the
    net forms a cone.
    Describe the three-dimensional
    figure that can be made from the
    given net.
    The net has two
    circular faces and one
    rectangular face.
    These are the bases
    and curved surface of
    a cylinder. So the net
    forms a cylinder.
    MATH PRACTICE!!!!
    Determine
    which of the
    following
    net figure
    creates a
    cube.
    1 2 3 4

    a b c d
    Square
    Cone Cylinder
    Rectangular
    Prism
    Sphere Pyramid
    Triangular
    Prism

    8 1 2 0 5 5
    0 0 12 0 8 9
    8 1 0 8 0 5
    RECTANGULAR
    2 CYLINDER PYRAMID POLYHEDRON CONE 3 PRISM PRISM
    3 QUARTER ACTIVITY
    rd
    Match
    the net
    to the
    solid
    shape.
    Draw
    and
    cut-off

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