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    2 Dand 3 DShape Charts

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    This document contains charts for students to explore the attributes of 2D and 3D shapes. The charts list various flat and solid shapes and their number of sides, corners/vertices, edges, and faces. The charts are then filled in with the specific attribute information for each shape listed, including circles, squares, triangles, cylinders, spheres, cubes, cones, and more. Contact information is provided at the end for any additional questions.

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    2 Dand 3 DShape Charts

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    This document contains charts for students to explore the attributes of 2D and 3D shapes. The charts list various flat and solid shapes and their number of sides, corners/vertices, edges, and faces. The charts are then filled in with the specific attribute information for each shape listed, including circles, squares, triangles, cylinders, spheres, cubes, cones, and more. Contact information is provided at the end for any additional questions.

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    This document contains charts for students to explore the attributes of 2D and 3D shapes. The charts list various flat and solid shapes and their number of sides, corners/vertices, edges, and faces. The charts are then filled in with the specific attribute information for each shape listed, including circles, squares, triangles, cylinders, spheres, cubes, cones, and more. Contact information is provided at the end for any additional questions.

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    118 views10 pages

    2 Dand 3 DShape Charts

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    Pamela Diamond
    This document contains charts for students to explore the attributes of 2D and 3D shapes. The charts list various flat and solid shapes and their number of sides, corners/vertices, edges, and faces. The charts are then filled in with the specific attribute information for each shape listed, including circles, squares, triangles, cylinders, spheres, cubes, cones, and more. Contact information is provided at the end for any additional questions.

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    2D and 3D

    Shape Charts
    Charts to fill in the number of sides,
    Corners, vertices, edges, and faces on
    flat and solid shapes
    Exploring 2D Flat Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of


    Sides Corners/
    Vertices

    circle

    square

    rectangle

    triangle
    Exploring 2D Flat Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of


    Sides Corners/
    Vertices

    oval

    trapezoid

    rhombus

    hexagon
    Exploring 3D Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of Number of


    Faces Edges Vertices

    cylinder

    sphere

    cube
    Exploring 3D Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of Number of


    Faces Edges Vertices

    cone

    rectangular
    prism

    pyramid
    Exploring 2D Flat Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of


    Sides Corners/
    Vertices

    circle 0 0

    square 4 4

    rectangle 4 4

    triangle 3 3
    Exploring 2D Flat Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of


    Sides Corners/
    Vertices

    oval 0 0

    trapezoid 4 4

    rhombus 4 4

    hexagon 6 6
    Exploring 3D Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of Number of


    Faces Edges Vertices

    cylinder 2 0 0

    sphere 0 0 0

    cube 6 12 8
    Exploring 3D Shapes
    Name:

    Shape Name Number of Number of Number of


    Faces Edges Vertices

    cone 1 0 0

    rectangular
    prism 6 12 8

    pyramid 5 8 5
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