Understand the definitions and structures of a cone and a cylinder as 3D shapes.
Identify the parts of a cone (base, curved surface, radius, height, vertex) and a cylinder (two circular bases, curved surface, height).
Compare and differentiate between cone and cylinder shapes.
Develop 3D visualization and spatial reasoning through hands-on model construction.
Apply geometric concepts to real-life objects using cone and cylinder shapes.
A cone has one circular base and tapers to a single vertex, while a cylinder has two equal circular bases and no vertex.
Both shapes have curved surfaces but differ in the number of bases and vertices.
Cones and cylinders are 3D solids with height and volume, unlike their 2D circular bases.
Building models using a DIY kit makes geometry interactive and easy to understand.
Cone and cylinder shapes are commonly found in everyday objects like ice cream cones, cans, pipes, candles, and bottles.