3D Shapes and Their Properties

What are Eric and Latifah building in the playroom?

• A spaceship

• A castle

• A bridge

• A car

Which shape is not suitable for building a tower because it can roll away?

• Cone

• Cylinder

• Sphere

• Cube

Why is a cone not ideal for stacking other blocks on top?

• It is too small

• It is pointy on top

• It is too slippery

• It is too heavy

Which shape has flat sides called faces that are perfect for stacking?

• Sphere

• Cone

• Cube

• Pyramid

What makes a cylinder capable of rolling?

• Its flat sides

• Its curved part

• Its weight

• Its color

What happens when you try to roll a cone?

• It rolls in a circle

• It rolls straight

• It doesn't roll at all

• It rolls unpredictably

Which shape can slide but not roll?

• Sphere

• Cube

• Cylinder

• Cone

How is sliding different from rolling?

• Sliding involves spinning

• Sliding keeps the shape upright

• Sliding is only for flat surfaces

• Sliding is faster

What activity can you try at home with blocks?

• Stacking, sliding, and rolling them

• Painting them

• Burying them

• Throwing them

What is the main lesson learned from building with 3D shapes?

• Shapes are expensive

• Shapes are heavy

• Shapes can be used for different activities like stacking, sliding, and rolling

• Shapes are colorful