Bring warmth, style, and clarity to your geometry lessons with the 3D Object Posters – Burn Off. Created in the natural, earthy tones of the Burn Off décor theme, these posters are designed to blend seamlessly into your learning space while providing essential support for shape recognition and vocabulary development.

This versatile resource includes two versions of each poster. One set features a child holding the 3D object, supporting real-world connections and early visual recognition. The second set presents the 3D object on its own—perfect for a clean, focused display that supports classroom discussion and instructional modelling. Both versions work beautifully together to support whole-class teaching, small group activities, or independent learning.

With twelve 3D objects included, these posters offer a comprehensive visual reference for your students. Whether used on your maths wall or as part of a rotating shape focus, the clear layout and consistent design help reinforce geometry concepts and foster independence. With editable and multiple font options, this resource is flexible and suitable for classrooms across all Australian states.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Identify and name twelve common 3D objects
• ✅ Build understanding of shape features using real-world visuals and standalone diagrams
• ✅ Support mathematical language development with consistent shape references
• ✅ Encourage independence and visual reinforcement in everyday learning
• ✅ Use visual anchors to facilitate vocabulary retention and comprehension

What’s Included:

• 12 full-page posters featuring a child holding the 3D object
• 12 full-page posters featuring the 3D object on its own
• Shapes include: cube, sphere, cone, cylinder, pyramid, hemisphere, rectangular prism, triangular prism, pentagonal prism, hexagonal prism, octagonal prism, and square-based pyramid
• Editable version for customisation
• Available in our basic fun font and all Australian state fonts

Materials Needed:

• Printed copies of the posters (A4 or A3 recommended)
• Laminator (optional for durability and reuse)
• Wall space or display board for maths areas or rotation stations
• Optional: mini versions for student reference or journals

How to Use:

1. Print and laminate both sets of posters for use throughout the year.
2. Introduce the child-holding-object version during whole-class instruction to support visual connection.
3. Display the object-only version for focused geometry discussions or shape sorting activities.
4. Rotate posters throughout the term or feature a new shape each week to build familiarity.
5. Encourage students to reference posters when completing shape-based tasks or vocabulary writing.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Feature a rotating “Shape of the Week” using both poster versions
• 💡 Add to your maths display as an anchor resource for 3D object investigations
• 💡 Print smaller versions for student toolkits, desk mats, or shape booklets
• 💡 Use in a small group task where students match physical models to the correct poster
• 💡 Pair with real-life objects and ask students to find and explain matching examples

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Colour-code the background or frames of the posters to help group shape types (prisms, pyramids, curved solids)
• 💛 Laminate posters and use whiteboard markers to highlight or label features in real time
• 💛 Store posters in a display folder to use during rotations or guided groups
• 💛 Combine with matching vocabulary cards for interactive classroom displays

3D Object Posters – Burn Off are a curriculum-aligned and beautifully designed resource that combines meaningful visuals with flexible display options—helping students build a solid understanding of 3D shapes in a calm and cohesive learning environment.

Check out our other Burn Off decor resources here.

Available in our basic fun font, editable version, and all Australian state fonts.