3D shapes for kids: Hexagonal prism

    3D shapes for kids: Hexagonal prism

    3D shapes for kids are not always easy to teach. They can be difficult to draw and often have funny names. What makes a 3D shape?  Let's look at the hexagonal prism.

    What you need:

    • computer with internet access
    • printer
    • paper
    • colouring pencils or markers

    Number of players:

    Activity:

    Hexagonal prisms are not often seen about the house, but there are a few examples we can mention:

    • pencils
    • honeycomb
    • nuts (in the nuts and bolt sets)

    Have a think about more uses for hexagonal prisms that you know of in your everyday life.

    Print off your own hexagonal prism to decorate or to use for your school project.

     

    • Thanks to our sister company Kidspot Australia for creating the printable template.

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