Circles Squares Triangles. Circle SphereCylinder.

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Circles Squares Triangles

Circle SphereCylinder

A. MountainMountain B. BlockBlock C. MarbleMarble

A mountain is made with a triangle.

A block is made with a square.

Right Marbles are in the shape of a sphere, which is the 3D shape of a circle!

Square Cube Rectangle Rectangular Prism

A.DiceDice B. BaseballBaseball C. PyramidPyramid

Dice are made in the shape of a cube, which are made with squares!

Baseballs are in the shape of a sphere, which is the 3D shape of a circle.

Pyramids are made with triangular prisms, which are the 3D shape of a triangle.

Triangle Triangular Prism Cone

A.Soda CanSoda Can B. Birthday Party HatBirthday Party Hat C. BookBook

A soda can is in the shape of a cylinder, which is a 3D shape made from a circle.

Right A birthday party hat is in the shape of a cone, which is a 3D shape of a triangle.

A book is in the shape of a rectangular prism, which is the 3D shape of a rectangle.