Types of Solid Figures Lesson 19.1. Vocabulary Polyhedron - solid figure with flat faces that are polygons Lateral faces - faces other than the base in.

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Types of Solid Figures Lesson 19.1

Vocabulary Polyhedron - solid figure with flat faces that are polygons Lateral faces - faces other than the base in a prism or a pyramid Bases - faces of a solid figure by which it is named or measured Vertex - top or bottom point of a cone; the point where faces in a solid figure meet

Lateral Face Top Base

Triangular Prism

True or False?

Different Views of Solid Figures Lesson 19.2

What does the net look like?

What is the net for this shape?