Let’s go step by step to match each object with the correct solid shape name.
We are given these shapes at the top:
- Rectangular Prism
- Cylinder
- Cone
- Pyramid
- Sphere
- Cube
Now, let’s look at each object one by one:
1.
Purple round ornament (like a Christmas ball)
→ It’s perfectly round in all directions. That matches
Sphere.
2.
Pink candle with a flame on top
→ The body is circular and has height — like a can or tube. That’s a
Cylinder.
3.
Pink tissue box
→ It has 6 flat faces, all rectangles (or squares). That’s a
Rectangular Prism.
4.
Green pyramid-shaped object with strings (like a party hat or tent)
→ It has a square base and triangular sides meeting at a point. That’s a
Pyramid.
5.
White die (dice) with black dots
→ All sides are equal squares. That’s a
Cube.
6.
Ice cream cone with pink ice cream on top
→ The cone part is shaped like a cone — wide at the bottom, pointy at the top. Even though there’s ice cream on top, the *shape of the container* is a
Cone.
So, matching them in order from left to right, top row then bottom row:
Top row:
- Ornament → Sphere
- Candle → Cylinder
- Tissue box → Rectangular Prism
Bottom row:
- Green pyramid → Pyramid
- Dice → Cube
- Ice cream cone → Cone
Final Answer:
Sphere
Cylinder
Rectangular Prism
Pyramid
Cube
Cone
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of geometric 3d shapes worksheet.
