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Three-Dimensional Figures

Cone Cylinder Prism Pyramid Sphere

Space Figures Move a rectangle through space – It creates a rectangular prism!

Space Figures Move a triangle through space – It makes a triangular prism!

Space Figures Move a circle through space – It makes a cylinder!

Space Figures Twirl (rotate) a triangle around one of its sides – It makes a cone!

Space Figures Twirl (rotate) a circle around its diameter – It makes a sphere!

Ticket-out-the-door What 3D figure is created when you…. 1.Translate a rectangle 2.Translate a circle 3.Rotate a rectangle 4.Translate a triangle 5.Rotate a triangle 6.Rotate a circle 7.Translate a square

Cross-Sections EQ: How can I describe the cross-sections of solid figures?

Vocabulary Cross-section – a view of the inside of a 3D figure after it is sliced Polyhedron – a 3D figure (a solid with flat faces) ssion9/part_c/index.html