3D Shape Student Reference Card

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Overview:

A reference card displaying the names of various 3D shapes, including square pyramid, cone, rectangular prism, triangular prism, cylinder, sphere, cube, and triangular pyramid. Designed for early to middle years students.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and identify different 3D shapes.
Use the reference card to reinforce shape vocabulary.

How the Activity Works:

Students use the 3D shape reference card to familiarise themselves with the names and types of shapes, such as square pyramid, cone, rectangular prism, triangular prism, cylinder, sphere, cube, and triangular pyramid. This card serves as a quick and handy reference for students when identifying and learning about 3D shapes.

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