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Compare Faces Edges and Vertices of Shapes
When comparing the characteristics of shapes, consider the following terms: faces, edges, and vertices. Faces are the flat surfaces of a shape. Compare the number and shape of faces in different shapes. For example, a cube has six square faces, while a cylinder has two circular faces. Edges are the straight lines where two faces meet. Compare the number and length of edges. A cube has 12 edges of equal length, while a cylinder has two circular bases connected by a curved edge. Vertices are the p
K - 2nd
Geometry, Math, Math Test Prep
Brainstorming About Math
30 printable or digital brainstorming prompts will help you engage your students in writing what they know about MATH: What do I know about circles?What do I know about triangles?What do I know about squares?What do I know about pentagons?What do I know about hexagons?What do I know about octagons?What do I know about stars?What do I know about ovals?What do I know about spheres?What do I know about cubes?What do I know about pyramids?What do I know about addition?What do I know about subtra
2nd - 6th
Math Test Prep
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