This is more about math subject. Its about solid figures for grade 6.

1. Based on the video you
have watched, what are
the different figures you
have seen?

2. THE DIFFERENT SOLID
FIGURES: CUBE, PRISM,
PYRAMID, CYLINDER, CONE
AND SPHERE.

3. DISCUSSION: (THE TEACHER AND
THE STUDENTS READ TOGETHER)
Objects in the real world
are called three-dimensional
since they have length, width and
height.
In Mathematics, the three-
dimensional figures are called
solid figures.

4. Prism
- are named by their bases and
the common types of prism are
rectangular prism and triangular
prism.

5. Faces– are the flat surface in
an object.
Edges- are the sides in an
object.
Vertices- are the corners
where two edges meet.

6. Aquarium Box
Rectangular Prism- has 6
faces,12 edges, and 8 vertices.

7. Triangular Prism- has 5 faces,
9 edges, and 6 vertices.
A box of a
Toblerone Tent

8. Cube – all the faces are square and it
has 6 faces, 12 edges,and 8 vertices.
Ice cubes
Take note: A cube is also a
Rubics cube

9. Pyramid- it has a base of a polygon
and the lateral faces are triangles. It is a
solid figure where the sides of the
triangle meet at the top called apex.
Pyramids are also named according to
the shape of it’s base.
Common types of Pyramid:
 Square Pyramid
 Triangular Pyramid.

10. Cylinder- It has two circular bases
that are congruent and parallel.
Can Garbage bin

11. Cone- It has one circular
base and one vertex.
Ice cream cone Birthday hat

12. Tennis ball Earth
Sphere- it is a curved surface
of points that have the
same distance from the center.

14. Read, Understand and Follow the direction.

15. Generalization:
1. What are the different types of
solid figures?
2. Can you already describe
at least 2 types of solid figures?
3. How did you work with your group?
Is cooperation/collaboration
important in a group activity? Why?