OBJECTIVE

• Visualize the different

solid figures: cube,
prism,cone, pyramid,
cylinder and sphere.
Value: LOVE OF NATURE
SUBJECT MATTER

• Visualizing Solid
Figures
• Reference: MGGE- IIIa-27
DRILL
• Name the objects shown:
REVIEW
• What figure is shown?
 PRESENTATION
• What is a solid figure?
-is a figure with 3 dimensions.
-it does not lie flat on one
space.
-it has different parts.
DISCUSSION
a CUBE is a three-
dimensional solid object
bounded by six square
faces, facets or sides,
with three meeting at
each vertex. The cube is
the only regular
hexahedron and is one
of the five Platonic
solids.
Rectangular Prism.
A solid(3-dimensional)
object which has six
faces that are
rectangles. It has the
same cross-section
along a length, which
makes it aprism. It is
also a "cuboid".
In geometry, a
triangular prism is a
three-sided prism; it is
a polyhedron made of
a triangular base, a
translated copy, and 3
faces joining
corresponding sides. A
right triangular prism
has rectangular sides,
otherwise it is oblique.
 Pyramid is a structure whose
outer surfaces are triangular and
converge to a single point at the
top, making the shape roughly a
pyramid in the geometric sense.
The base of a pyramid can be
trilateral, quadrilateral, or any
polygon shape.Has at least three
outer triangular surfaces (at least
four faces including the base).
The square pyramid, with square
base and four triangular outer
surfaces, is a common version.
In its simplest form, a
cylinder is the surface
formed by the points at a
fixed distance from a given
straight line called the axis
of thecylinder. It is one of
the most basic curvilinear
geometric shapes.
A cone is a three-
dimensional geometric
shape that tapers
smoothly from a flat base
(frequently, though not
necessarily, circular) to a
point called the apex or
vertex
A sphere - sphaira,
"globe, ball") is a perfectly
round geometrical object
in three-dimensional
space that is the surface
of a completely round
ball, (viz., analogous to a
circular object in two
dimensions).
GENERALIZATION
• Why do we consider objects as
solid figures?
– We consider objects as solid figures
because they have different
dimensions and parts.
– Some have faces, vertices, edges
and curve surfaces.
GROUP ACTIVITY
• What solid figure does each
represent?
VALUING
• What do you observe to some
objects that you can see
around?
• What can you say about their
shapes?
• What should you do to our
nature to preserve its
resources?
 EVALUATION
Write the solid figure represented by each object.
ASSIGNMENT

• Draw one object which

represents each solid
figure.
THANK YOU!!!