This document introduces two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes to grade 1 learners. It defines two-dimensional shapes as those that have length and width but no thickness, such as lines, circles, triangles, squares and rectangles. Three-dimensional shapes have width, length and thickness, and include cubes, cones, cylinders, pyramids and spheres. The document encourages learners to complete an activity on pages 168-169 of their workbook and prepares them for a quiz by instructing them to bring out their MAPEH notebook.

1. HELLO!
GRADE 1
LEARNERS

2. A B
THREE-
DIMENSIONAL
SHAPES
TWO-
DIMENSIONAL
SHAPES

3. SHAPE- is formed by
connecting lines to
enclose an area or space.
Shapes can be:
two-dimensional 2D and three-dimensional 3D.

4. TWO-DIMENSIONAL
 Any artwork has length and width
.

5. TWO-DIMENSIONAL
 are basic shapes such as:

7. THREE-
DIMENSIONAL
SHAPES

8. THREE-DIMENSIONAL
 show more than one side. They have
width, length, and thickness.

9. CUBE
● a solid figure bounded by six equal squares
and having all its sides at right angles.

11. CONE
● a solid figure with one circular flat surface
and a vertex.

12. CYLINDER
● a solid figure with one two parallel bases
that are congruent.

14. PYRAMID
● a solid figure whose base is a polygon and
whose faces are triangular with a common
vertex.

16. SPHERE
● a solid figure with all the points equally
distant from the center.

18. • a solid figure which has six faces that are
all rectangles.

20. ACTIVITY
Do page 168-169 ‘Let’s Create’

21. Ready for a QUIZ?
BRING OUT YOUR MAPEH NOTEBOOK

22. Thank you!
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