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Dive into the exciting geometry of 3D shapes, focusing on prisms, pyramids, cylinders, and cones. Discover the unique properties of each shape, including the characteristics of rectangular prisms and square pyramids, as well as the structure of cylinders and cones. Learn about vertices, edges, and faces to better understand the world of three-dimensional figures. This educational exploration will enhance your knowledge of geometric concepts and their applications in real life!
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Prisms, Pyramids, Cones, and Cylinders! Oh My!Kathleen WilderHoward Middle School
Prisms • Prisms have 2 congruent bases. • The faces of a prism are parallelograms. • We are going to study the rectangular prism. • Rectangular Prisms have 8 vertices. • Rectangular Prisms have 6 faces. • Rectangular Prisms have 12 edges.
Pyramids • Pyramids have 1 base. • Pyramids have triangular side faces that meet at one vertex. • We are going to study the square pyramid. • Square pyramids have 4 faces. • Square pyramids have 5 vertices. • Square pyramids have 8 edges.
Cylinders • Cylinders have two bases that are circles. • The two bases are congruent and parallel. • A cylinder has one face. • A cylinder has two edges. • A cylinder has no vertices.
Cones • A cone has a circular base. • A cone has one edge. • A curved surface connects the base to the vertex. • A cone has one vertex.