Name: Features of 3D Objects Foundation
Brand: Sukindi Learning
Price: 4.99 AUD
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$4.99

Features of 3D Objects Foundation is a ready-to-teach early geometry unit that helps children recognise, name, sort and describe familiar three-dimensional objects. Students work with cubes, spheres, cylinders, cones and rectangular prisms while developing useful language for flat and curved surfaces.

The learning sequence begins with explicit teaching and visual reference material, then moves into object matching, hands-on sorting and practical roll-slide-stack investigations. Five student worksheets provide varied practice, including naming, sorting, matching features and finding 3D objects in the classroom. A 10-question editable quiz, printable assessment, answer pages and five-level rubric support clear checks for understanding.

Colour display, game and activity pages are ready for classroom use, while worksheets, assessment and rubric use a low-ink black-and-white format. The editable PowerPoint files make it easy to present the lesson and quiz in whole-class or small-group settings.

What’s Included

Editable Features of 3D Objects PowerPoint presentation — 19 slides
Editable 10-question PowerPoint quiz — 22 slides
Features of 3D Objects Foundation unit plan PDF — 16 pages
3D Object Detectives colour classroom display
Mystery Object Match colour game
Roll, Slide or Stack Sort colour hands-on activity
Name the 3D Objects worksheet and answer page
Cube or Sphere Sort worksheet and answer page
Roll, Slide or Stack? worksheet and answer page
Match the Feature worksheet and answer page
My 3D Object Hunt open-ended worksheet
3D Object Check-Up assessment and answer page
Features of 3D Objects Foundation Rubric with five performance levels
Combined Preview PDF — 57 pages

Learning Focus

Recognising and naming familiar 3D objects
Describing observable features
Identifying flat and curved surfaces
Predicting and testing whether objects roll, slide or stack
Sorting and matching objects by their features

Classroom Use

Use across approximately one week for explicit teaching, guided exploration, learning centres, partner games, independent practice and assessment. The open-ended classroom object hunt also provides a simple real-world application task.