The document discusses solid and plane figures, defining two-dimensional shapes as polygons and three-dimensional shapes as solid figures that occupy space. It describes characteristics of polygons, mentions various solid shapes such as cones, cylinders, pyramids, spheres, cubes, and rectangular prisms, and defines their parts like faces, edges, vertices, and surfaces. Additionally, it includes a quiz format asking about polygons with different numbers of sides.

1. Good
morning!

2. “Solid Figures”
3RD
QUARTER

4. What are the different shapes do
you know?

11. Two types of Shape
2-DIMENSIONAL SHAPE
(PLANE FIGURE)
3-DIMENSIONAL SHAPE
(SOLID FIGURE)

12. Two types of Shape
2-DIMENSIONAL SHAPE
(PLANE FIGURE)
3-DIMENSIONAL SHAPE (SOLID
FIGURE)

13. Plane Figures

14. •A polygon is a closed plane figure
formed only using line segments.
•The line segments are called sides.
A polygon has at least three sides.
POLYGON

20. • I have 5 sides, who am I?
• I have 8 sides, who am I?
• I have 3 sides, who am I?
• I have 10 sides, who am I?
• I have 6 sides, who am I?
• I have 4 sides, who am I?
• I have 9sides, who am I?
• I have 7 sides, who am I?

21. • Solid shapes consist of 3 dimensions, namely
length, width, and height.
• Solid shapes are also known as 3D shapes.
• These solid shapes occupy space and are
found in our day-to-day life. We touch, feel,
and use them.
Solid
Figures

22. Face
- it is the
part of a
3D shape
that is flat

27. Parts of Solid Figures
•Face
•Base
•Edge
•Vertex
•Surface

28. Face
- it is the part of a 3D shape
that is flat
Base
- the bottom face of a 3D
shape

29. Edge
- it is the line where two
faces meet in 3D shape
Vertex
- the point where three or
more edges meet

30. Surface
- the curved part of 3D shape

31. Cone
•It has a circle for the base and a curved
surface that comes to a point called vertex.

32. Cylinder
• A cylinder has 2 equal and parallel circles as bases and a
• lateral curved surface.

33. Pyramid
•It has a base of any polygon and triangular
faces that meet in a common vertex.

35. Sphere

36. Prism

38. It has six squares for its faces. All the edges are equal
in length. It has 8 vertices and 12 edges.
Cube

39. A prism that has bases in the shape of a rectangle. It
is also known as a cuboid.
Rectangular Prism

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