2D and 3D Shapes with Nets and Properties
Reformed Functional Maths curriculum links include:
E2.19 Recognise and name 2-D and 3-D shapes including pentagons, hexagons, cylinders, cuboids, pyramids, spheres
E2.20 Describe properties of common 2-D & 3-D shapes including nos. of sides, corners, edges, faces, angles & base
E3.19 Sort 2-D and 3-D shapes using properties including lines of symmetry, length, right angles, angles including in rectangles and
triangles
L1.24 Draw 2D Shapes and demonstrate an understanding of line symmetry and knowledge of the relative size of angles
L1.25 Interpret plans, elevations and nets of simple 3-D shapes
2D & 3D shapes:
Properties of shapes – edges, vertices, faces,
lines of symmetry.
Drawing nets of cubes and cuboids
2D and 3D Shapes
Net drawings of cubes and cuboids
Created by Nicky Smith
Created by Nicky Smith
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Created by Nicky Smith
Activity 1
2D Shapes
Identify these shapes. How many sides, vertices and symmetry do they each have?
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Underneath each shape
write the name
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number of edges and vertices
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Then draw on
all the lines of symmetry
for that shape.
Activity 2
Name the following 3D shapes.
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Faces
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individual surfaces of a 3D shape
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Vertex/vertices
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Edges
– an edge joins one corner with
another
Activity 3
Complete
the table on the next page
Use the table on the next page to record how many faces, edges and vertices
each 3D shape has.
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Activity 4
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A net is a pattern
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If you cut the shape above out
and folded it along the lines, what
3D shape would you make?
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Activity 5:
What
3-D shape would
these nets
make?
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Activity 6:
Drawing nets
6cm
2cm
3cm
First draw the base.
This is 2 cm by 6cm.
Next draw the side of
the shape. The sides
are 3cm by 6cm.
You then need to draw
the two ends of the
cuboid. These are 2cm
by 3cm
DON’T FORGET THE
TOP! The top is the
same as the bottom –
2cm by 6cm
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7cm
9cm
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Draw the base
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Draw in the sides
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Draw the two end faces
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Don’t forget the top!
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4cm
4cm
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Draw a net for this
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Each square
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Each square
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Draw a net for this
cuboid
Each square represents
1cm
Plenary
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Name one everyday item that is the
shape of each of the following:
Sphere
Triangular prism
Cylinder
Created by Nicky Smith
July 2021. Kindly contributed to www.skillsworkshop.org by Nicola Smith, Gloucestershire College
Dive into the world of 2D and 3D shapes with a focus on properties, edges, vertices, faces, and lines of symmetry. Discover how to draw nets for cubes and cuboids, identify shapes, name 3D shapes, and understand mathematical definitions. Engage in activities that challenge your knowledge of shapes and their characteristics. This resource is a valuable tool for learning about shapes and their properties.
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Description: swlogo 2D & 3D shapes: Properties of shapes edges, vertices, faces, lines of symmetry. Drawing nets of cubes and cuboids July 2021. Kindly contributed by Nicola Smith, Gloucestershire College. Search for Nicola on www.skillsworkshop.org Please refer to the download page for this resource on skillsworkshop for detailed curriculum links and related resources. https://www.skillsworkshop.org/resources/2d_and_3d_shapes_including_nets Adapted from a PPT by Fiona Plackett 2011: https://www.skillsworkshop.org/resources/properties_of_shapes This PPT includes animated sequences & other features and should be run full screen. It is designed so that it can be printed out as a workbook. Reformed Functional Maths curriculum links include: E2.19 Recognise and name 2-D and 3-D shapes including pentagons, hexagons, cylinders, cuboids, pyramids, spheres E2.20 Describe properties of common 2-D & 3-D shapes including nos. of sides, corners, edges, faces, angles & base E3.19 Sort 2-D and 3-D shapes using properties including lines of symmetry, length, right angles, angles including in rectangles and triangles L1.24 Draw 2D Shapes and demonstrate an understanding of line symmetry and knowledge of the relative size of angles L1.25 Interpret plans, elevations and nets of simple 3-D shapes
2D and 3D Shapes Net drawings of cubes and cuboids Created by Nicky Smith
Todays Learning Objectives: All: be able to identify properties of 2D and 3D shapes Most: Be able to draw accurate nets for cubes Some: Be able to draw accurate nets of other 3D shapes. Created by Nicky Smith
Activity 12D Shapes Identify these shapes. How many sides, vertices and symmetry do they each have? Underneath each shape write the name and the number of edges and vertices. Then draw on all the lines of symmetry for that shape. Created by Nicky Smith
Activity 2 Name the following 3D shapes. D A B C E F H Created by Nicky Smith
Mathematical definitions Faces the individual surfaces of a 3D shape Vertex/vertices corners Edges an edge joins one corner with another Created by Nicky Smith
Activity 3 Complete the table on the next page Key words: Face, Edge, Vertex Use the table on the next page to record how many faces, edges and vertices each 3D shape has. D A B C CUBE SPHERE CYLINDER CONE E F G H TRIANGULAR PRISM SQUARE-BASED PYRAMID TETRAHEDRON CUBOID Created by Nicky Smith
Complete for Activity 3 3 D SHAPE FACES VERTICES/CORNERS EDGES Created by Nicky Smith
Activity 4 NETS What is the net of a shape? A net is a pattern that you can cut and fold to make a model of a 3D shape. If you cut the shape above out and folded it along the lines, what 3D shape would you make? Created by Nicky Smith
Activity 5:What 3-D shape would these nets make? A B C D Created by Nicky Smith
Activity 6:Drawing nets 3cm 2cm 6cm You then need to draw DON T FORGET THE TOP! The top is the First draw the base. This is 2 cm by 6cm. the shape. The sides are 3cm by 6cm. by 3cm 2cm by 6cm Next draw the side of the two ends of the cuboid. These are 2cm same as the bottom
Draw the base Draw in the sides Draw the two end faces Don t forget the top! Drawing nets - continued Q2 Q1 2cm 4cm 1cm 9cm 4cm 4cm Q3 7cm 2cm 3cm Created by Nicky Smith
4cm 4cm 4cm Q1 Draw a net for this cube Each square represents 1cm Created by Nicky Smith
Q2 Draw a net for this cuboid. 2cm 1cm Each square represents 1cm 9cm
7cm 2cm 3cm Q3 Draw a net for this cuboid Each square represents 1cm Created by Nicky Smith
Plenary 1) Name one everyday item that is the shape of each of the following: Sphere Triangular prism Cylinder Created by Nicky Smith
