Kindergarten Math 10.6, Problem Solving, Two and Three-Dimensional Shapes

We use logical reasoning to find if shapes are flat or solid by looking at their surfaces. Two-dimensional shapes are flat. A square, rectangle, triangle, circle, and hexagon are two-dimensional shapes. Three-dimensional shapes are solid. The surfaces of three-dimensional solid shapes are flat or curved, but the whole shape takes up space. Cubes, cylinders, cones, and spheres are three-dimensional solid shapes. A cylinder or a cone can also have a flat surface shaped like an oval.

Kindergarten Math 10.1, Three-Dimensional Shapes
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Kindergarten Math 10.2, Identify, Name, and Describe Spheres
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Kindergarten Math 10.3, Identify, Name, and Describe Cubes
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Kindergarten Math 10.4, Identify, Name, and Describe Cylinders
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Kindergarten Math 10.5, Identify, Name, and Describe Cones
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Kindergarten Math Course
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I'm using the Houghton Mifflin Go Math! 2015 copyright textbook for this playlist.
Student textbook ISBN-13: 978-0544433342 and ISBN-10: 0544433343
Make sure you have one large textbook or the two-volume set. If the
cover says "volume 1", then you will also need "volume 2".

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