Mathematics 6

Quarter 3
Week 1
Day 1
Visualizes and describes
the different solid
figures: cube, prism,
pyramid, cylinder, cone
and sphere using
various concrete and
pictorial model
Differentiates solid figures
from plane figures
M6GE-IIIa- 28

Identifies the faces of a

solid figure.
M6GE-IIIb- 30
 SPATIAL FIGURES
(Tune: Fruit Salad)

Cone and cylinder(2x)

Pyramid, Pyramid (2x)
Prism and sphere(2x)
Solid Figures
Drill:
Take a look at each
figure and try to
identify what solid
figures being shown
and classify if it is
plane figure or solid
figure.
Every correct answer
will received 1 point
and only the first to
raise the tag board
with the correct
answer will be
recorded.
 Activity
Differentiates 2 figures
solid
Write only
from plane the
figures
M6GE-IIIa- 28
letter.
Raise your tag
Identifies the faces of a
board after
solid figure. I say
“GO”30
M6GE-IIIb-
a. Cone b. Cube c. Pyramid
 a. b.
Rectangular c.
Cube Pyramid
Prism
 a. b.
Rectangular c.
Cube Cylinder
Prism
a. Square b. c.
Pyramid Cube Rectangular
Prism
 b. c.
a. Cube Rectangular
Cone
Prism
CONGRATULATIONS
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Each and everything around us is a solid
shape. Just look at the house we are in, the
solid figures play a key role in building the
house. Look at the desk, the table, your
classmate, so many things in our life, they
are designed by solid figures first. We can
say, it is the solid figure make our life more
artistically.
Guessing Game!
Guess what is being
describe. Write your answer
on the tag board and raise
after I say GO!
 Guessing Game

1. My base is a polygon and

my faces are triangles. Who
am I?
triangular prism
 Guessing Game

2. I am a spatial figure with a

polygonal base whose edges
meet at a common vertex.
Who am I?
pyramid
 Guessing Game

3. I am a spatial figure having

a circular base and one
vertex. Who am I?
cone
 Guessing Game

4. I am a spatial figure with 2

parallel congruent faces
called bases and the other
faces are parallelogram. Who
am I?
Rectangular prism
 Guessing Game

4. I am a spatial figure with 2

circular bases, no edge, and
no vertex. Who am I?
Cylinder
Let us unfold a box. If we
unfold this box, we will
come up with a closed
plane figure. This two-
dimensional figure is
called a net.
Polyhedron is a solid figure
whose sides are all
polygons. Each side is called
face. Two faces that
intersect in a line segment is
called an edge. Two edges
that intersect in a point is
called a vertex.
Solid figures are three-
dimensional figures that
have length, width and
height. The different
solid figures are the
prism, pyramid,
cylinder, cone and
sphere.
PRISM – A prism is a
polyhedron that has two
congruent parallel faces
called bases. There are
many different kinds of
prisms. A prism is named
according to the shape of
its base.
PYRAMID – is a
polyhedron whose base
is a polygon. Similar to
prism, pyramid is also
named according to the
shape of its base. Its
lateral faces are
triangles.
 Other solid figures have curved
surfaces. These are the cylinder,
cone and sphere.
Let us watch a short video
about
SOLID FIGURES
Show pictures of
objects from
newspapers or
magazines that are
models of spatial
figures. Describe
each.
Sphere
Cone
Rectangular
Prism
Cylinder
Pyramid
Cube
Group
Activity
 Criteria 1 2 3 4 5
1. Cooperation and
Participation
(5 pts.)

2. Group Discipline
(5 pts.)

3. Correctness of the
answer. (5 pts.)

4. Group Presentation.
(5 pts.)
TOTAL
(20 pts.)
Direction:

1. Read, understand and follow the

instruction in each activity.
2. Do it within the time frame (10mins.)
3. Shout your group yell to determine
that your group are ready to discuss
the activity or perform it.
4. Back to your seat and wait for group
performance.
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO
WHEN DOING AN ACTIVITY?

1.Cooperate
2.Participate
3.Good Attitude
Group 1
Draw a cube and rectangular
prism then complete the table.

Solid Illustration No. of Real life

Figures Faces represent
ation of
object
Cube

Rectangular
Prism
Group II.

Name the solid figures that

resemble the following
objects and then describe its
faces.
1. box
2. glass
Group C. Puzzle
Arrange the puzzle and
describe the solid figure
being formed.
REPORTING
Group V

Real objects that resemble

solid figures and describe or
give its uses.
 Kuya Geloy bought a
robot for his little sister
Gelai at ICM Tagbilaran
City. He customized
every part of the robot
by putting a design on
each part of the robot.
He wants to challenge his
little sister Angel by asking
her to identify the different
solid figures in each of the
corresponding parts of the
robot. Can we help Gelai
identify the different solid
figures that make up the
robot?
In your same group, help
each other identify the
different solid figure that
make up the robot. Write
your answer on the answer
sheet given.
The first group to paste their
answer on the board shall
have additional points of 3,
the second will received an
additional point of 2 and the
third will received 1 point.
 Correct Answers:
1. Cone
2. Sphere
3. Cylinder
4. Rectangular Prim
5. Cylinder
6. Cube
7. Cube
8. Cylinder
9. Cylinder
10. Triangular Prism
11. Triangular Prism
GENERALIZATION
How do we identify the faces of a solid figure?
A face is one of the flat surfaces on a solid
figure.
A plane figure is a flat, two-dimensional
figure.
 A prism is a three-dimensional object with
two congruent parallel bases that are
polygons.
Solid figures are three-dimensional objects
having length, width, and height
A pyramid is three-dimensional object with
a base that is a polygon and triangular faces
that meet at one vertex.
In a sheet of paper, identify the solid figure that is
represented by each real object below. Write the
name of the solid figure ( cube, prism, pyramid,
cylinder, cone and sphere on the blank before each
number.
 
________1. Can of milk
________2. globe
________3. Box of chocolate
________4. Tent
________5. funnel
________6. Dice
________7. Refrigerator
________8. Balloon
Answers:  
Cylinder 1. Can of milk
Sphere 2. globe
Prism 3. Box of chocolate
Pyramid 4. Tent
Cone 5. funnel
Cube 6. Dice
Rectangular Prism 7. Refrigerator
Sphere 8. Balloon
ASSIGNMENT:
THANK YOU SO
MUCH!

-Ma’am Angel