3D shapes
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We will learn to recognize 3D shapes like cubes and cylinders, as well as 2D shapes like squares and ovals. Flat shapes are called 2D, while bigger, three-dimensional shapes are 3D. The document asks the reader to identify whether each shape presented is 2D or 3D.
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3D shapes
- 2. Today we will be able to recognize 3D shapes.
- 3. This is a square.
- 4. This is a cube.
- 5. This is an oval.
- 6. This is a cylender
- 7. Those flat shapes are called 2D. Those big shapes are called 3D.
- 8. 3D or 2D?
- 9. 3D or 2D?
- 10. 3D or 2D?
- 11. 3D or 2D?