Ms. Garcia Math
	3D shapes properties
	3D shapes usually have faces (sides), edges (borders), and vertices (corners).
	Cube (regular hexahedron)	Show/Hide
	6 square faces 8 vertices 12 edges height = width = depth
	Cuboid	Show/Hide
	6 faces (rectangles) 8 vertices 12 edges
	Prism	Show/Hide
	A prism is a three-dimensional shape that has two bases that are parallel and the same size and shape.
	Triangular Prism	Show/Hide
	5 plane faces (2 triangular, 3 rectangular) 6 vertices 9 edges Only the bases are parallel.
	Rectangular Prism	Show/Hide
	6 rectangular faces 8 vertices 12 edges Opposite faces are parallel.
	Pentagonal Prism
	7 faces (2 pentagonal, 5 rectangular) 10 vertices 15 edges.
	Triangular based pyramid (tetrahedron)
	Four equilateral triangles 4 Faces 4 vertices 6 edges
	Square based pyramid
	5 faces (1 square base and 4 triangular) 5 vertices 8 edges
	Sphere
	It is perfectly symmetrical. It has no edges or vertices. A sphere has all points on it equal distanced from its centre.
	Cylinder
	3 faces (the circles on the top and bottom and the circular face)
	Cone
	1 circular base 1 vertex 0 edges