3D Shapes | Teach Your Child about Shapes

[@patiencepaintsil3050]

Watching from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@janan.hawwaa]

This is a great starting point. Teaching year 1 about shapes next week

[@juanitabaly2318]

Wow thank you just what we needed ! :)

[@mustafamustafazade3202]

Thank you for teaching us ❤❤❤

[@ncubemathapelo8751]

This is so helpful thank you so much.

[@sarahward4826]

Mathematically, the term ‘face’ should only be used for plane/flat surfaces, not curved surfaces. So a sphere does not have one face, it has one continuous smooth/curved surface. The same misconception goes for the curved surfaces of a cone and a cylinder and hemisphere.

[@freddie-jaysinclair1624]

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[@THomasJPeel]

Excellent vdeo

[@marlaswaso1823]

Tanhk you for helping me out today 🥰🍩🍪🍫🧁🍰

[@kavyabedarrkar9179]

teacher awesome

[@zainabkadhem7637]

I like it.

[@rentproperty3948]

A cone has a vertex. I just want to let you know

[@okamecherryblossom]

That is not a vertex,

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You monopol

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[@patiencepaintsil3050]

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[@mhbeast2857]

3D

[@grassytramtracks]

It's also important not to keep the shape still when you count the faces, edges and vertices. When I was little i remember always trying to turn the shape and then counting faces again and saying a cube has 10 faces or something

[@marlaswaso1823]

For you

[@Flexarp]

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