Learn Shapes

Here's how to talk to your child about it >>>

Hey your child, you learned all about shapes! We learned circle, square, diamond, triangle, cross, rectangle, star, moon, oval and heart in English. Great job!
4 activities you can do with your child now >>>

- Encourage your child to identify shapes in their environment. For example, point out a circle on a clock or a square on a window. - Use playdough to make different shapes and have your child identify them. - Play a game where you describe a shape and your child has to draw it. - Create a scavenger hunt where your child has to find objects in the house that match the shapes from the video.
Pretend play with your child >>>

GAME: Shape Hunt INSTRUCTIONS: Play "Shape Hunt" with your child. Ask them to find objects around the house that match the shapes from the video (circle, square, diamond, triangle, cross, rectangle, star, moon, oval, and heart). For example, a clock for a circle, a book for a rectangle, etc. This game will help your child recognize shapes in everyday objects and reinforce their learning from the video.
1 moral thought for your child inspired by this >>>

Learning shapes is fun! It teaches us to identify and appreciate the different shapes around us.

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