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Dear Families,
We are studying shapes in
math. One activity we will be
doing is sorting and graphing 3D
shapes that we can eat! If you are
able, would you please donate
one of the following items by
__________________. Thank you so
much for your help and support!
1 bag of Hershey Kisses
1 large bag of Bugles
cheese cubes
1 bag of mini marshmallows
1 bag of pretzel sticks
Mini Snickers or Mini Kit Kats
1 bag of cheeseballs
1 bag of Cocoa Puffs or Kix cereal
Sandwich baggies

Sincerely,

3D Shape Snacks
This is a snack list.
The number in parenthesis is
the amount to put in each
baggie.
Hershey Kisses (1)- cones
Bugles (6)- cones
cheese cubes (2)- cubes
mini marshmallows (7)- cylinders
Pretzel stick (5)- cylinder
mini Snickers bar or mini Kit Kat
(1)- rectangular prism
Cheeseballs (8)- spheres
Cocoa Puffs or Kix (10)- spheres

Eating 3D Shapes
By Kim Short

3D shapes are great to eat!

A cube or cylinder cant be beat!
Try a cone or a sphere.
A rectangular prism will bring a tear!

Can you name a cube to eat?

How about a cylinder treat?
Now a cone?
And a sphere?
Try a rectangular prism here!
3D shapes are great to eat!
Heres a handful for a treat!
List one food item for each 3D shape!
cube ______________ cylinder ______________
cone ______________ sphere _______________
rectangular prism ________________

3D Shape
Sort

3D Shape Graph
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cones

cubes

cylinders

rectangular
prisms

spheres

3D Shape Graph Results

cubes _____________ cylinders ____________

cones _____________ spheres ______________

rectangular prisms _____________

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How many cubes and cylinders? _________
How many cones and spheres? __________
How many more spheres than rectangular
prisms did you have? ________

How many 3D shapes did you have? ______

Borders by
Krista Wallden
&
Teaches Third In
Georgia

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