3-d Shapes continued

3-d shapes have three different properties. Can you remember what they are called?

Check Friday's blog post to see if you are correct.

We can find 3-d shapes all around us. See if you can find objects in your house that match these shapes:

Challenge: which shape has the most faces, vertices and edges?

2-d Shapes

Have a go at finishing these statements. You will need to look at the shape picture to help you. Write your answer in the comments below.

To help with your shape work you can play the BBC Bitesize game Karate Cats here. Use the arrows to pick the 'Shapes' topic.





I have also set you a PurpleMash 2do to be completed by next week: