Okay, now I see the zoomed-in image of the third pyramid. This is another triangular pyramid (tetrahedron). It has a triangular base and three triangular faces meeting at an apex. The shading on one of the faces helps to show its 3D form. This confirms my identification that this shape should be shaded blue.
Based on my detailed analysis of each shape, I have successfully identified all the cones and pyramids in the image.
Solution:
To complete the task, you need to shade the following shapes:
Shade these shapes RED (Cones):
- The cone in the first row, third position.
- The cone in the third row, first position.
- The cone in the fourth row, fourth position.
Shade these shapes BLUE (Pyramids):
- The square pyramid in the second row, second position.
- The triangular pyramid in the third row, third position.
- The triangular pyramid in the fourth row, second position.
All other shapes in the image are neither cones nor pyramids and should not be shaded.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prisms and pyramids worksheet.