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Geometry Activities for Kids

Maria is incorrect because four right angles together measure 360 degrees, not 2700 degrees. The document provides various geometry problems involving shapes, polygons, and 3D solids including identifying shapes from diagrams, matching shapes to cards, naming polygons, designing a card to match a parallelogram, drawing an isometric view from different views of a solid, identifying faces, edges and vertices of shapes, identifying mystery 3D shapes from diagrams, and determining which solids pieces fit together to form.

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Geometry Activities for Kids

Maria is incorrect because four right angles together measure 360 degrees, not 2700 degrees. The document provides various geometry problems involving shapes, polygons, and 3D solids including identifying shapes from diagrams, matching shapes to cards, naming polygons, designing a card to match a parallelogram, drawing an isometric view from different views of a solid, identifying faces, edges and vertices of shapes, identifying mystery 3D shapes from diagrams, and determining which solids pieces fit together to form.

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3) Maria says four right angles put together measure 270⁰. Is she correct? Explain your answer.

4) Maria is playing a matching game. Help her decide which shapes match the cards on the left.
Draw a line between the shape and the correct card.
5)
In

the diagram above, clearly write the name of each polygon on the line.

6) Design your own card that could be used to match up with a parallelogram.
7) Below is the above view (plan), side views and the front/back views for a solid. Make an
accurate isometric drawing of this shape on the paper provided.

8) How many faces, edges and vertices does each of these shapes have?
9a) Complete the following:

10) Identify as many of these mystery 3D shapes as you can.


a) b)
c) d)

e)

11)
Can you see which pieces go together? Can you name the solids?

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