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Some nets of a cube are shown below.

Cube
If you fold each of the above nets, you will get a cube.

Nets of a Cuboid
A cuboid is also a 3D shape whose flat faces are rectangles instead of squares. It has also
six faces, eight corners and twelve edges. Some nets of a cuboid are shown below. If you
fold each of the following nets, you will get a cuboid.

Cuboid
Net of a Cylinder

A cylinder is one of the basic 3D shapes, which has two identical circular bases joined by a
curved surface at a particular distance from the centre which is the height of the cylinder.

Cylinder
Net of a Cone

A cone is defined as a distinctive 3D solid shape with a flat and curved surface pointed
towards the top.

Cone
Drawing Cubes and Cuboids

Isometric dot paper is a special paper
on which dots are drawn in the form
of an equilateral triangle.
Look at a square dot paper and an
isometric dot paper shown below. It is a square dot A It is an isometric An equilateral

Observe the difference in both. paper square dot paper triangle

Teacher’s Comparing a variety of 2D and 3D shapes in surrounding allows children to explore some of the similarities
Tip and differences among them.

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