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Solids and Their Characteristics

Discover the fascinating world of solids, including square pyramids, cylinders, rectangular prisms, spheres, cones, and cubes. This resource offers clip art examples and detailed characteristics of each solid shape. Learn to compare and contrast various solids by examining their similarities and differences. Engage in activities that encourage hands-on learning, where you can identify solids by their unique features, such as the number of faces or shapes of their bases. Perfect for educators and students alike!

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Solids and Their Characteristics

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  1. Solids and Their Characteristics By:

  2. Square Pyramids Cylinders Rectangular Prisms Spheres Cones Cubes

  3. Cones Find clip art examples

  4. Characteristics of a Cone

  5. Cubes Find clip art examples

  6. Characteristics of a Cube

  7. Cylinders Find clip art examples

  8. Characteristics of a Cylinder

  9. Rectangular Prisms Find clip art examples

  10. Characteristics of a Rectangular Prism

  11. Spheres Find clip art examples

  12. Characteristics of a Sphere

  13. Square Pyramids Find clip art examples

  14. Characteristics of a Square Pyramid

  15. Similarities Differences Choose two solids and compare them. Names of solids:

  16. Drag object that has a circle for a face in the pink part of the circle. Drag the object that has an even number of faces in the yellow part of the circle, and drag the object that fits both descriptions into the orange part of the circles. Even number of faces A circle for a face

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