Hello friends! It’s Caroline from Team GCM! Watch the video above to learn all about 2D and 3D shapes. Don’t have the materials? No worries! Use our handy dandy activity sheet below to make your own triangular prism out of paper1
2D Shape: a form with two dimensions, width, and height.
- Examples: Triangle, Square, Circle
3D Shape: a form with three dimensions, width, height, and depth.
- Examples: Triangular Prism, Cube, Triangular Prism, Sphere
Supply Substitutes:
Marshmallow Substitutes: Jelly beans, Dots, Caramel candies, any sticky substance that will hold its shape
Toothpicks Substitute: Pretzel sticks, cotton swabs with the cotton taken off of the ends, twigs from a garden, any short stick-like shaped material that is not bendy.
Click the image to download and share your kiddo’s creations with the hashtag #GCMatHome
Team GCM Creators: Caroline & Lauren
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