Name the three-dimensional shape

Learning Objectives Identify a cube from a group of shapes. Identify a sphere and describe it as round. Identify a cylinder and point to its flat circle faces. Identify a cone and point to its one flat circle face and its point. Identify a pyramid and describe its triangle faces. Name a 3D shape by looking at a real-world object. Have you ever wondered why a ball rolls but a toy block doesn't? 🤔 Let's find out! We will learn the special names for shapes that are not flat. These are called three-dimensional shapes. Knowing their names helps us talk about the world around us! 🌎 Real-World Applications Building with blocks 🧱 Picking out a can of soup at the store 🥫 Describing your favorite ball ⚽ Eating an ice cream cone 🍦

TermDefinitionExample Cube 🧊A shape with 6 flat faces that are all squares. It looks like a box.A dice, an ice cube, or a building block. Sphere 🏀A shape that is perfectly round like a ball. It has no flat faces.A basketball, a marble, or an orange. Cylinder 🥫A shape with two flat circle faces and one curved side. It looks like a can.A can of soup, a paper towel roll, or a cup. Cone 🍦A shape with one flat circle face and one point. It looks like a party hat.An ice cream cone, a party hat, or a traffic cone. Pyramid 🔺A shape with a flat bottom and triangle faces that meet at a point on top.The great pyramids in Egypt or a tent. FaceA flat surface on a three-dimensional shape.One side of a dice is a face.

The Boxy Shape Rule If all faces are flat squares, it is a `Cube`. Use this rule when you see a shape that looks like a box. Count the square faces to be sure! The Rolling Shape Rule If it is perfectly round with `0` flat faces, it is a `Sphere`. Use this rule for shapes that can roll easily in any direction, like a ball. The Pointy Top Rule If it has a flat circle bottom and `1` point, it is a `Cone`. Look for a shape that looks like a party hat. Check for the circle at the bottom and the point at the top.