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Basic Shapes

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Basic Shapes

Learn the ShapesShapes Maze: SquaresShapes Maze: TrianglesShapes Maze: Circles

Shapes!Super Shapes: Circle

Super Shapes: SquareSuper Shapes: Triangle

Super Shapes: RectangleSuper Shapes: DiamondWhat Can You Make...

Tracing Shapes: DiamondsTrace and Color

Preschool Math: Round ShapesMixed Up Shapes

Missing PieceShapes Memory Match

Preschool Fun: Make an Alien

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A square hasfour sides.

Learn the ShapesTo build the book of shapes ask your child to cut out the pages and help

them fasten them together on one side. You can start with just the basic shapes, then add other pages later on.

Then they can color each shape and trace its outline to learn more about it!

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A triangle hasthree sides.

A circle hasone side.

A rectangle hasfour sides.

A pentagon hasfive sides.



A hexagon hassix sides.

A trapazoid hasfour sides.


An octagon haseight sides.

A heptagon hasseven sides.


Shapes!Practicetracingtheshapes.Thencolorthemallin.

This is the paper edge.

This is your margin.

Keep all text and illustrations within the 0.5” margin.

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with a triangle?

What Can You Make...with a circle?

with a square? with a rectangle?

Fine Motor Skills Development

Tracing Shapes

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Practice drawing diamonds by tracing on the dotted lines.Then color the picture.

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Coloring Trace and ColorFinish the town by tracing the lines, then draw some people in it. At the end, color it in!

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Preschool

ROUND

SH A P E

S

Circle all the round objects below.

Finish the round objects below.


These shapes are mixed up. Can you put them back together? Cut out the pictures and match them to makethe shapes whole.You can also turn all the pieces face down and use them as a memory matching game!

Mixed Up Shapes


MISSING PIECEA piece is missing from the star.Which one is the missing piece?

1. Cut out the cards with the help of a grown-up.

2. Mix up the cards and lay them face down on the table.

3. The first player turns over two cards to see if they match.

Shapes Memory Match4. If the cards match, the player keeps the cards and gets another turn.

5. If they don’t match, the player turns the cards face down again

in the same location and the next player gets his turn to play.

6. The player with the most matches in the end wins!

Circle

Square

Rectangle

Triangle

Pentagon

Diamond

Circle

Square

Rectangle

Triangle

Pentagon

Diamond


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Have a grown-up help cut out the pictures

on the dotted lines. Then have fun making

funny aliens by placing the pictures

in the space provided!

SHAPES

Make an Alie

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