Write the 3-D shape’s name
Skill: Introduction to geometry
![3D-shape-name1](/gk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/3D-shape-name1.jpg)
A box, or cube, is a six-sided square.
This math worksheet will give your second grader practice identifying and naming 3-D shapes such as cone, cylinder, pyramid, cube, sphere, and prism.
Write the 3-D shape’s name, part 2
Skill: Learning geometric shapes
![3D-shape-name2](/gk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/3D-shape-name2.jpg)
The sequel — also in 3-D!
This follow-up 3-D math worksheet again helps your child match the names of figures — such as cone, cylinder, pyramid, cube, sphere, and prism — to their 3-D shapes.
Curved and flat 3-dimensional shapes
Skill: Recognizing shape attributes
![Curve-flat-3D](/gk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Curve-flat-3D.jpg)
Flat or curvy?
Which shapes are made up of curves? Which are made up of flat surfaces? And which have both flat and curved surfaces? Your child will study 3-dimensional shapes in this math worksheet. This could be tricky! They may want to examine a real object as well as the picture.
Finding corners
Skill: Sorting geometric shapes
![Finding-corners](/gk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Finding-corners.jpg)
It’s right around the corner!
Your child will find the shapes with corners and then write the name of each shape in this geometry math worksheet. Reminder: A shape must have flat surfaces to have corners!
Finding curved surfaces
Skill: 3-dimensional shapes
![Finding-curved-surfaces](/gk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Finding-curved-surfaces.jpg)
Things are shaping up
In this math worksheet, your child will study 3-dimensional shapes to identify curved and straight-edged shapes.