This document provides examples and descriptions of basic geometric shapes including a cube, rectangle, triangular prism, and angles. A cube is composed of six equal squares meeting at edges. Rectangles have three sides that can be the same length or different lengths. A triangular prism has triangular tops and bottoms connected by rectangular sides. An angle is formed where lines intersect or bend and can be acute or obtuse.

1. A cube
● This is a sugar cube
● A cube is composed of six
squares all meeting at an
edge.
● Can you think of other
examples of a cube? (tissue
box, dice, etc.)

2. What shape(s) do you see?

3. triangles
● Besides my furry friends
● A cat’s ears are rectangles
● A rectangle is made up of
three sides, these sides can
be all the same length, two of
the same, or all different.

4. A triangular prism
● This is a toblerone candy
(chocolate)
● The top and bottom are
triangles, while the three sides
are all rectangles

5. An angle
● Here is a playground slide
which makes an obtuse angle
● Here is a straight tree branch
where another branch
intersects it, making an obtuse
and acute able.
● An angle is a degree where a
line bends or is intersected