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You can find the volume of a prism by finding the area of the 'base' shape and multiplying by the height. You can find the volume of a pyramid by finding the volume of the corresponding prism and dividing by three.

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square --> cube
rectangle --> cuboid
circle --> cylinder
triangle --> triangular prism
* all polygons can be made into a prism (eg: hexagon --> hexagonal prism).

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The shape below is a very cool decagon (it has ten sides)

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pentagon
hexagon
heptagon
octagon
nonegon
decagon

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triangle --> tetrahedron (triangular based pyramid)
square --> square based pyramid
circle --> cone

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square

rectangle

rhombus

parallelogram

kite

trapezium (a cut-down triangle), Like a square but the 2 sides are facing inwards

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*GTT's favourite shape!

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Circles are the ultimate polygon - they have an infinite number of sides!

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equilateral triangle (sides all equal, angles all 60 degrees)

isosceles triangle (two sides equal, base angles equal)

right angled (on angle is 90 degrees)

obtuse (one angle is more than 90 degrees)

acute angled (all angles less than 90 degrees)

scalene (three different sides, three different angles)