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3D Shape Nets for Kids - 3D Shapes for kids - Geometric Nets -  Shapes for Kids -What is a shape net

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3D Shape Chart

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Shape Names & Properties Review

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BBC - KS2 Bitesize Maths - Shapes : Fullscreen

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Maths shape and space exercise - Shapes activity

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Comparing Shapes & Nets

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Sadlier offers core and supplemental math programs with instruction, practice, and preparation for assessments that address the latest mathematics mandates

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Interactive Shapes, Diagrams & Descriptions

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Parts of 3D Shapes

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Use the drop down menu to choose from the possible solids: Tetrahedron, Cube, Octahedron, Dodecahedron, Icosahedron, or "My Own Net."

Manipulate set shapes in the workspace. Click and drag the shape to move.

Modes

Solid/Net: Toggle between solid and net to see different views of the selected shape.

Color Palette: Select a color to color in faces, edges, and vertices. Click on elements to color them. Clicking again restores the default colors. As elements are colored, they are counted in the left panel. Note: In Net view, edges and vertices that overlap in Solid view only count once and are colored simultaneously.

Zoom level: Zoom in and out by sliding the marker.

Transparent: Makes all faces transparent, so the opposite side of solid is visible. Note: This view only disables coloring. When toggled off, previous coloring will be reinstated.

Shaded: Add shading to faces to make solids appear more three-dimensional.

Show Total: Will show use how many total faces, edges, and vertices there are.

Print: Prints nets directly to the printer.

Reset: Restores default coloring and orientation of shapes.

Using "My Own Net"

Create your own net, and then print, cut, and fold to see if it forms a solid.

Select: Adds faces from the bank on the left and moves pieces.

Eraser: Erases individual faces.

Scissors: Cuts pieces at edges.

Color Palette: Colors faces, edges, and vertices as in other Select a Shape selections.
Note: When printing, note that all faces must be connected to create a single net.

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This tool allows you to manipulate various geometric solids and investigate their properties.

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Learn basic flat and solid shapes with this fun math game.

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How-To Video

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How-To Video

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Mr. Crandall teaches you how to draw 3D shapes (solid figures).

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YouTube Video

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4th grade review over edges, faces, and vertices

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Annenberg Learning

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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum

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Math is Fun Website

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Math explained in easy language, plus puzzles, games, quizzes, worksheets and a forum. For K-12 kids, teachers and parents.