A flat figure is a plane that has a specific shape and to form a flat figure, the figure must have at least three sides. On the other hand, non-planar figures are geometric figures that are not limited within a single plane. They can also be called Spatial Geometric Figures.
In today's post, we will bring some activities with flat and non-planar figures for you to exercise your little one's knowledge of mathematical geometry. We hope you like it and that it has mega positive results:
FLAT AND NON-PLANT FIGURES - Answer the questions below:
FLAT AND NON-PLANT FIGURES - Paint the geometric figures below with the indicated colors
and connect correctly:
FLAT AND NON-FLAT FIGURES - Match according to the following ways:
FLAT AND NON-FLAT FIGURES – Assemble the mold below, with your teacher's instructions:
FLAT AND NON-PLAN FIGURES - Make the simple classification of geometric solids
and answer the other questions:
FLAT AND NON-FLAT FIGURES - Carefully read the items and answer correctly:
FLAT AND NON-FLAT FIGURES - Observe the questions and answer correctly:
FLAT AND NON-PLANT FIGURES - Answer the questions below:
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