Does it cover 3D shapes?

The samples cover flat shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval and star. A request for 3d shapes is a direction.

Is there a colour key?

The colour-by-shape page has a key at the foot: circle red, square blue, triangle yellow, rectangle green.

What do the shapes-around-us pictures show?

Everyday things such as a clock, a pizza slice, a door and a book, with a line to write each shape's name.

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Shape worksheets: trace the shapes, colour by shape, shapes around us

Shape worksheets — a shape worksheet headed "Trace the Shapes" with rows of dotted circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals and stars, the shape's name printed at the start of each row, a plain black line worksheet, thick clean rounded lines and simple outline pictures, nothing decorative

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Reading 1Trace the shapes

Reading 2Colour by shape

Reading 3Shapes around us

Shape worksheets so young children learn to name, trace and find basic shapes. Teachers and parents print them for a kindergarten class or at home. The pages show dotted circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals and stars to trace, a colour-by-shape picture with a key, and eight everyday things to name by shape. The direction box takes a request such as 3d shapes.

a shape lesson for a kindergarten class
a shapes-around-the-house activity at home
a trace-and-name sheet

Frequently asked questions

Does it cover 3D shapes?: The samples cover flat shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval and star. A request for 3d shapes is a direction.
Is there a colour key?: The colour-by-shape page has a key at the foot: circle red, square blue, triangle yellow, rectangle green.
What do the shapes-around-us pictures show?: Everyday things such as a clock, a pizza slice, a door and a book, with a line to write each shape's name.

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