FUN WITH SHAPES
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This document provides information about a mathematics class on shapes for primary students. It introduces common 2D shapes like circles, rectangles, squares, and triangles. It outlines learning objectives for students to recognize these shapes by sight, practice drawing them, identify shapes in their environment, and incorporate shapes into creative activities like rangoli designs. Examples of 3D shapes like cubes, cuboids, cylinders, cones, and spheres are also presented along with examples of where these shapes appear in nature, buildings, art, and everyday objects.
FUN WITH SHAPES
- 1. KAVERI RAMACHANDRAN MATHEMATICS FUN WITH SHAPES CLASS 1 & ABOVE PRIMARY
- 2. A shape is the outer form of an object or figure such as circle, rectangle, square, triangle,pentagon etc. There are all kinds of shapes all around us – in the sky, in the sea, on the ground, and in our homes Knowledge about shapes is important to design and provides structure for creative thinking . SHAPES SHAPES SHAPES
- 3. LEARNING OBJECTIVES The children will recognize the shapes circle, square, rectangle, and triangle by sight. The children will practice drawing circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles. Children will start drawing objects of different shapes,draw patterns,create more and more rangoli designs and geometrical designs. Children will correlate the objects in the environment with the shapes they have learnt. Children will recognize different shapes in nature like leaves,flowers,fruits etc. The rangoli,kolam and mehendi designs provide excellent practise of geometrical concepts like dots,line segments,curves,and different shapes. All these will increase children’s interest towards Mathematics. Children realize that shapes make life brighter.
- 4. FUN KAVERI RAMACHANDRAN WITH SHAPES
- 7. TRIANGLE Click here
- 8. CIRCLE
- 9. CUBE Click here
- 10. CUBOID Click here
- 11. CYLINDER Cli c k here
- 12. CONE C lick here
- 13. SPHERE Click here
- 14. Rectangle is a closed figure of 4 sides.Opposite sides of a rectangle are equal.Each angle is e qual to 90 degrees. Square is a closed figure of 4 sides. All sides of a square are equal. Each angle is equal to 90 degrees. Triangle is a closed figure of 3 sides.Triangle has 3 vertices and 3 angles. Click here Click here Click here
- 15. Cuboid has 12 edges, 8 vertices and 6 faces. All faces of a cuboid are rectangles. Cylinder has 1 curved surface and 2 plane surfaces Sphere has 1 curved surface Cube has 12 edges, 8 vertices and 6 faces. All faces of a cube are squares Cone has 1 curved and 1 plane surface. Click Click Click Click Click
- 16. Shapes in nature
- 18. STAR SHAPES
- 19. MORE SHAPES
- 20. GEOMETRY IN MEHNDI DESIGNS
- 21. RANGOLI
- 22. FUN WITH DOTS& LINES
- 23. TANGRAMS
- 24. Sculpture Shapes of Glass art Hexagons in honey comb Shapes in Wood Work Shapes of orbits
- 25. SHAPES IN CROSS SECTION,TISSUE OF A LEAF
- 26. SHAPES IN PARKS
- 27. SHAPES IN GEM STONES Tiger’s eye quartz Tourmaline Regent Diamond Opal Green
- 28. LEAF SHAPES AND FORMS
- 29. TILE DESIGNS
- 32. Name any 2 each having the following shapes Cuboid Sphere Triangle Circle Cylinder Rectangle Click here for answers
- 33. ANSWERS Cuboid Shoe Box , Pencil Box Sphere Ball , Melon Cone Birthday Cap , Cone Icecream Circle Bangle , Wheel Cylinder Cell , Tube light Rectangle Postcard , Playingcard