Hand a seven-year-old a cereal box and ask how many corners it has, and they will usually count only the ones they can see. Turning the box over is the lesson. This 2nd grade vertices edges and faces worksheet puts that counting into five short rows. Each row shows three figures, such as a cube, a ball, a pyramid, a cone, a cylinder, a long box or a hexagonal prism. A line above tells your child what to look for: the fewest faces, the most vertices, the most edges, the fewest edges or the most faces. They tick one figure per row. A second page gives the answer key.