- Shape one, this shape has four faces, four vertices, and six edges.
- Shape two, has three flat rectangle sides and two triangle flats sides, six vertices, and nine edges.
Monday, September 17, 2018
3D shapes
For maths, my task was to create a blog post about, two 3D shapes about, the name, the faces, and the vertices.
- Shape one, this shape has four faces, four vertices, and six edges.
- Shape two, has three flat rectangle sides and two triangle flats sides, six vertices, and nine edges.
- Shape one, this shape has four faces, four vertices, and six edges.
- Shape two, has three flat rectangle sides and two triangle flats sides, six vertices, and nine edges.
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Hi Tyra
ReplyDeleteWell done on getting your Maths blog posted today! I can tell you used your class time wisely. Well done!
Can you have another look at your shapes and what you have written. For your faces, make sure you include the bottom also! Your first shape has more than 4 faces. I like the description you used in your second shape, but check your vocabulary words! 3D shapes have faces not sides!
Overall, very well done on this task!
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- Miss Birtch