What does it practice?

Naming solids and counting their parts. The dashed lines — edges you can't see — are the real lesson here.

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Free, no account, no page limit and no watermark.

Cube, sphere, cylinder, cone and prisms — name each one, then count faces, edges and vertices.

When the homework says "solid figures" and you need one clean page.

Print a name and date on it (optional)

Leave it empty and the lines stay blank to write on. Teachers: put the class name in once and every copy in the batch has it.

Include answer key(prints on its own page)

In the print dialog, set margins to none and turn on background graphics — then it prints exactly as shown.

Ages: Ages 6–10
What it practices: Naming solids and counting their parts. The dashed lines — edges you can't see — are the real lesson here.

· Put a cereal box and a ball on the table next to it. Solids don't teach well on paper alone.
· Have them mark each edge with a pencil as they count; that's how the miscounts stop.

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