The document discusses different types of solid figures including cubes, prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, and spheres. It describes a group activity where students identify solids that can be formed from given nets and observe transformed figures. Students also participate in pairs sharing to define solid figures and their key characteristics like faces, edges, and vertices. They are assigned to answer math challenges related to solid figures.

1. Nets of Solid Figures
visualizes and describes the different
solid figures: cube, prism, pyramid,
cylinder, cone, and sphere.
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6. Group Activity:
Identify the solids that can
be formed by the given
figures.

7. Given Nets Transformed
Figure
Observations
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8. Given Nets Transformed
Figure
Observations
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9. Given Nets Transformed
Figure
Observations
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10. Given Nets Transformed
Figure
Observations
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11. Let’s watch a video of
visualizing solid
figure.

13. Group
Activity

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17. What is a solid
figure?
Generalization:
How can you
describe a solid
figure?

18. A solid or space figure is three –
dimensional. It has length, width
and height.
-Face – is the flat surface.
- Edge – is the intersection of any
two faces.
-Vertex – is the intersection of three
or more faces.
Generalization:

20. Answer Math Challenge
on page 208-209
Assignment

21. Thank you for listening!
Dll ctto Maam Annalice Quinay
PPT Agustina Tan