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Q1: Fill in the Blanks |
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Q2: True or False |
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Q3: Match the Shapes with Everyday Objects |
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Q4: Find the Shape |
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Q5: Short Answer Questions |
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i. A rectangle has _____ sides.
ii. A square has four _____ sides.
iii. A triangle has _____ corners.
iv. A circle has no _____ at all.
v. A tangram is a puzzle made of _____ different shapes.
i. A square is a special type of rectangle.
ii. A triangle has four sides.
iii. A rectangle has two sides that are shorter and two that are longer.
iv. A circle has corners just like a square.
v. Tangrams are made of seven pieces.
Instructions: Draw a line to match each shape on the left with an everyday object on the right.
i. Which shape has no straight sides and no corners?
ii. Which shape has three sides and three corners?
iii. Which shape is a special rectangle with all sides equal?
iv. Which shape has opposite sides equal and four right angles?
v. What shape has seven pieces and can be used to make designs?
i. What is a corner in a shape?
ii. How many sides does a triangle have?
iii. What is special about a square compared to a rectangle?
iv. Can you make different designs using a tangram?
v. What shape is a cookie most like?
Check the solutions of the worksheet here.
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4. Why is it important for children to learn about shapes? | ![]() |
5. How can I assess my child's understanding of shapes? | ![]() |