Geometric Objects
In basic geometric objects we will focus on more geometric shapes. Kids will have fun while learning about the common shapes in geometry. In kindergarten geometry the common geometric features helps the children to develop their understanding of shapes.
Cube
This is a cube.
It has six faces which are all squares.
A cube has length.
A cube has height.
A cube has width.
A dice is an example of cube.
Cone
This is a cone.
It has a round or oval base which narrows at a point.
A cone ice-cream is an example of cone.
Cylinder
This is a cylinder.
It has two long straight sides.
It has two equal-sized circular ends.
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A can is an example of cylinder.
These are the basic geometric objects that are important to learn in kindergarten.
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