Mrs.D Math · 7th Grade

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Nets of Prisms & Pyramids
▭ Prisms — 2 identical bases, rectangular sides
△ Pyramids — 1 base, triangular sides meet at apex
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▭△ Prism or Pyramid?
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📄 Name the Net
▭△ Prism or Pyramid?
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▭ Prisms — 2 identical bases, rectangular lateral faces

Cube — 6 equal squares. Net looks like a cross of 6 identical squares.
Easy to spot: all squares the same size
Rectangular Prism — 6 rectangles in 3 matching pairs. Net has a cross shape with 3 different sizes.
Length, width, and height each appear twice
Triangular Prism — 2 triangles + 3 rectangles. Net shows a band of 3 rectangles with a triangle above and below.
The two triangles are the bases

△ Pyramids — 1 base, triangular faces meet at one apex

Square Pyramid — 1 square base + 4 triangles. Net shows a square in the middle surrounded by 4 triangles.
Like an unfolded Egyptian pyramid
Rectangular Pyramid — 1 rectangle base + 4 triangles (2 pairs). Net shows a rectangle with 4 triangles around it.
Two tall triangles + two wide triangles
Triangular Pyramid — 4 equilateral triangles. Net shows a row of triangles pointing alternately up and down.
Also called a tetrahedron

🔍 Key Difference: Prism vs Pyramid

PrismPyramid
Bases2 identical bases1 base only
Lateral facesRectangles (or squares)Triangles
ApexNone — flat endsYes — all sides meet at top
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