A solid figure occupies space and has length, width and height. It has flat surfaces called faces and lines where faces meet called edges. The point where edges meet is a vertex. Prisms have two parallel congruent polygon bases and rectangular faces joining the bases. Pyramids have one polygon base and triangular faces joining at a common vertex. Some solids like cylinders, cones and spheres have curved surfaces instead of faces.

1. Solid Figures By Selina and Nadezdha

2. Solid Figures A solid figure has length, width, height, and takes up space. Each flat surface The faces on the top and is a face . Each face bottom are called bases . Is a polygon. The line segment formed Where two faces meet is an edge . The point where three or more edges meet is a vertex .

3. Prisms A prism is a solid figure that has two parallel congruent bases joined by rectangular faces. Each prism is named by the shape of its base. Pentagonal prism triangular prism rectangular prism cube

4. Pyramids A pyramid has one base that can be any polygon. All of the faces are triangles that share a vertex. triangular square pentagonal pyramid pyramid pyramid

5. Solid Figures Some solid figures have curved surfaces. bases curved bases curved surface surface cylinder cone sphere

6. Draw each solid figure. cone cube cylinder

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8. What shape is a pop can? Draw one.

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10. What shape is a ball? Draw one.

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