This math topic focuses on identifying and counting the faces and vertices of various three-dimensional shapes. It is structured at a beginner level and is an introductory part of a larger unit on the surface area of 3D shapes. By assessing visual representations of these shapes, learners are asked to determine the correct number of faces and vertices each shape possesses, fostering their spatial visualization and geometric understanding. It is tailored for learners new to the concepts, encouraging foundation-level comprehension in geometry.
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more3D Shapes - Count Faces and Vertices - First Time Worksheet
| Math worksheet on '3D Shapes - Count Faces and Vertices - First Time (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Surface Area of 3D Shapes - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_surface_area_basic_shapes_intro/ |
1
| How many faces and vertices (corners) does this shape have? |
a
| 5 Faces and 6 Vertices |
b
| 5 Faces and 5 Vertices |
2
| How many faces and vertices (corners) does this shape have? |
a
| 5 Faces and 6 Vertices |
b
| 3 Faces and 5 Vertices |
3
| How many faces and vertices (corners) does this shape have? |
a
| 4 Faces and 6 Vertices |
b
| 5 Faces and 5 Vertices |
4
| How many faces and vertices (corners) does this shape have? |
a
| 2 Faces and 5 Vertices |
b
| 4 Faces and 4 Vertices |
5
| How many faces and vertices (corners) does this shape have? |
a
| 4 Faces and 4 Vertices |
b
| 3 Faces and 4 Vertices |
6
| How many faces and vertices (corners) does this shape have? |
a
| 6 Faces and 6 Vertices |
b
| 5 Faces and 5 Vertices |
7
| How many faces and vertices (corners) does this shape have? |
a
| 6 Faces and 11 Vertices |
b
| 8 Faces and 12 Vertices |