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Naming Shapes

Naming Shapes

Assessment

Presentation

Mathematics

2nd Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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18 Slides • 20 Questions

1

3D shapes

- properties

- nets

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2

Open Ended

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What is the difference between 2D and 3D shapes?

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Names and properties of 3D shapes

  • faces and their shapes

  • vertex and vertices

  • edges (sides)

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4

Open Ended

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Can you name this shape?

How many faces, vertices and edges?

5

Cone

  • 2 faces

  • 1 edge

  • 1 vertex

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Open Ended

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Can you name this shape?

How many faces, vertices and edges?

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Cube

  • 6 faces

  • 8 vertices

  • 12 edges

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Open Ended

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Can you name this shape? Can you name this shape?

How many faces, vertices and edges?

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Cuboid

  • 6 faces

  • 8 vertices

  • 12 edges

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Open Ended

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Can you name this shape? Can you name this shape?

How many faces, vertices and edges?

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Triangular prism

  • 5 sides (2 triangles, 3 rectangles)

  • 6 vertices

  • 9 edges

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Open Ended

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Can you name this shape? Can you name this shape?

How many faces, vertices and edges?

13

Cylinder

  • 3 faces (2 circles, 1 rectangle)

  • no vertices

  • 2 edges

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Open Ended

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Can you name this shape? Can you name this shape?

How many faces, vertices and edges?

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Square based pyramid

  • 5 faces (1 square, 4 triangles)

  • 5 vertices

  • 8 edges

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Open Ended

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Can you name this shape? Can you name this shape?

How many faces, vertices and edges?

17

Sphere

  • 1 surface

  • no vertices

  • no edges

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What you can remember?

19

Multiple Choice

A 3-D shape can also be called...

1

a flat shape

2

a solid shape

3

a polygon

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A 3-D shape can also be called...

- A flat shape is 2D shape.

- The same polygon - it is 2D shape. (It has at least 3 sides and all sides are straight lines.)


Therefore 3D shape can be called: a solid shape.

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Multiple Choice

"Corners" are called:

1

Edges

2

Faces

3

Vertices

4

Sides

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Multiple Choice

A solid object has six faces which are all squares. What is the name of this object?

1

Cylinder

2

Cube

3

Cuboid

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A solid object has six faces which are all squares. What is the name of this object?

Cube

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25

Multiple Choice

The shape of a can of soup is an everyday example of a...

1

Cylinder

2

Cube

3

Cuboid

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The shape of a can of soup is an everyday example of a...

Cylinder

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Multiple Choice

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What is the name of this shape?

1

Cube

2

Triangular prism

3

Cuboid

4

Cylinder

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What is the name of this shape?

Cuboid

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Multiple Choice

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A 3-D shape has been opened up to a flat 2-D shape (a net) and is shown below? What was the 3-D shape?

1

a sphere

2

a cone

3

a cylinder

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A 3-D shape has been opened up to a flat 2-D shape (a net) and is shown below? What was the 3-D shape?

A cylinder

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Multiple Choice

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Which two mathematical shapes could you combine to make this building?

1

Cone and sphere

2

Cylinder and sphere

3

Cone and cylinder

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Which two mathematical shapes could you combine to make this building?

Cone and cylinder

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33

Multiple Choice

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How many edges does a cube have?

1

6

2

8

3

10

4

12

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How many edges does a cube have?

12

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35

Poll

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Naming 3D shapes

I understand it very well

I need more practice

I don't understand

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Poll

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Describing properties of 3D shapes

I understand this very well

I need more practice

I don't understand

37

Poll

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Nets of 3D shapes

I understand this very well

I need more practice

I don't understand

38

Poll

What was your effort and engagement during the lesson?

I was working very hard

I could have try better. I was distracted or not fully engaged.

I did not try!

3D shapes

- properties

- nets

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