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Learning Resources Folding Geometric Shapes - 16 Pieces, Ages 7+ Geometry Accessories, Teacher Aids, Math Helper, Teacher Supplies, Math Games for Kids,Back to School Supplies
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- HANDS-ON lessons in symmetry, perimeter, area, surface area, and volume.
- GREAT way for students to identify, analyze, compare, and compose 3-D shapes.
- Each three-inch shape folds flat, allowing for illustration of a three-dimensional shape's two-dimensional properties.
- Transparent geometric shapes plus their corresponding fold-up net inserts include - cylinder, square pyramid, cube, rectangular prism, cone, hexagonal prism, triangular pyramid, and triangular prism.Grades 2+/Ages 7+
- GIVE THE GIFT OF LEARNING: Whether you’re shopping for holidays, birthdays, or just because, toys from Learning Resources help you discover new learning fun every time you give a gift! Ideal gift for Halloween, Christmas, Stocking Stuffers, Easter Baskets or even for Homeschool.
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This folding geometric shape set transforms abstract mathematical concepts into tangible learning experiences for students ages 7 and up. The ingenious design features eight essential 3D shapes—a cylinder, square pyramid, cube, rectangular prism, cone, hexagonal prism, and two triangular pyramids—each crafted with a unique folding mechanism that allows them to collapse into their flat net patterns. This transformative feature creates powerful "aha moments" as children visualize the direct relationship between 2D and 3D forms. Teachers and parents alike praise how these manipulatives make complex geometric principles accessible and engaging. Students can physically explore symmetry by examining how shapes fold along their lines of symmetry. The transparent outer shells paired with colorful inner nets provide perfect visual contrast when calculating perimeter, area, and surface area. For volume lessons, the hollow shapes can be filled with water or other materials, demonstrating comparative volume relationships (like how a pyramid occupies 1/3 the volume of a corresponding prism). Beyond basic measurements, these shapes encourage deeper mathematical thinking. Children naturally begin to identify properties of different solids, analyze how faces, edges, and vertices connect, and develop spatial reasoning skills as they compose and decompose the 3D forms.