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Solution: Creative Thinking A ctivity - Shapes Around Us (3-D Shapes)
1 Introduction
This document provides sample solutions for the creative thinking activities in
” Chapter 2: Shapes Around Us (3-D Shapes)” for Class 2 Mathematics. These ex-
amples can guide students or help teachers assess responses while encour ag-
ing creativity , inspired b y the explor ation of 3-D shapes lik e cubes, spheres, and
cones.
2 A ctivity 1: Shape Hunt
2.1 What to Do
Sample Answer: Dr awings of three objects: 1. A ball (sphere), labeled “ A ball is
a sphere.” 2. A pencil box (cuboid), labeled “ A pencil box is a cuboid.” 3. A water
bottle (cylinder), labeled “ A water bottle is a cylinder .”
2.2 Think Creatively
Sample Answer: The magical sphere (ball) grows as big as a house! I climb
inside and bounce across the park. Dr awing shows a giant ball with me inside,
bouncing near trees.
3 A ctivity 2: Shape Story
3.1 What to Do
Sample Answer: I met a cube named Cubb y in the park. Cubb y helped me build
a tower with other cubes to reach a kite stuck in a tree. W e had so much fun
stacking and laughing!
3.2 Think Creatively
Sample Answer: Picture of Cubb y , a smiling cube with colorful sides. Sentence:
Cubb y sa ys, “Being a cube is great because I can stack up high!”
4 A ctivity 3: Shape Cr aft Poster
4.1 What to Do
Sample Answer: Poster showing a to y rock et made with a cylinder (body) and
a c one (top). Slogan: “Blast Off with Shapes!”
4.2 Think Creatively
Sample Answer: New to y: Shape Spinner . It’ s a cube with a sphere on top that
spins. Dr awing shows a cube with a shin y sphere spinning. Description: “It’ s fun
because you can spin it and watch the shapes twirl!”
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Solution: Creative Thinking A ctivity - Shapes Around Us (3-D Shapes)
1 Introduction
This document provides sample solutions for the creative thinking activities in
” Chapter 2: Shapes Around Us (3-D Shapes)” for Class 2 Mathematics. These ex-
amples can guide students or help teachers assess responses while encour ag-
ing creativity , inspired b y the explor ation of 3-D shapes lik e cubes, spheres, and
cones.
2 A ctivity 1: Shape Hunt
2.1 What to Do
Sample Answer: Dr awings of three objects: 1. A ball (sphere), labeled “ A ball is
a sphere.” 2. A pencil box (cuboid), labeled “ A pencil box is a cuboid.” 3. A water
bottle (cylinder), labeled “ A water bottle is a cylinder .”
2.2 Think Creatively
Sample Answer: The magical sphere (ball) grows as big as a house! I climb
inside and bounce across the park. Dr awing shows a giant ball with me inside,
bouncing near trees.
3 A ctivity 2: Shape Story
3.1 What to Do
Sample Answer: I met a cube named Cubb y in the park. Cubb y helped me build
a tower with other cubes to reach a kite stuck in a tree. W e had so much fun
stacking and laughing!
3.2 Think Creatively
Sample Answer: Picture of Cubb y , a smiling cube with colorful sides. Sentence:
Cubb y sa ys, “Being a cube is great because I can stack up high!”
4 A ctivity 3: Shape Cr aft Poster
4.1 What to Do
Sample Answer: Poster showing a to y rock et made with a cylinder (body) and
a c one (top). Slogan: “Blast Off with Shapes!”
4.2 Think Creatively
Sample Answer: New to y: Shape Spinner . It’ s a cube with a sphere on top that
spins. Dr awing shows a cube with a shin y sphere spinning. Description: “It’ s fun
because you can spin it and watch the shapes twirl!”
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Solution: Creative Thinking A ctivity - Shapes Around Us (3-D Shapes)
5 A ctivity 4: Shape Riddles
5.1 What to Do
Sample Answers for Provided Riddles:
1. Sphere
2. Cone
Sample Student Riddle: I’m tall and round, I hold your drink, I’m lik e a can,
what do you think? What am I? (Answer: Cylinder)
5.2 Think Creatively
Sample Answer: Dialogue: Me: “Cylinder , what’ s fun about your shape?” Cylin-
der: “I love rolling down hills and carrying juice for kids!”
6 Conclusion
These sample answers show how students can respond creatively to the 3-D
shape activities. Encour age students to share their unique dr awings, stories, and
riddles to mak e learning about shapes exciting and fun!
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