Shapes I know
- 2. Here are the shapes I know. Shapes! Shapes! You can tell what shape you are looking at by counting all the sides. Example of a CIRCLE you can see, a pizza pie, the letter “O” and a CD. Are all examples of a CIRCLE you can see.
- 3. Here are the shapes I know. Shapes! Shapes! You can tell what shape you are looking at by counting all the sides. Example of a TRIANGLE you can see, a pizza slice and a yielded sign Are all examples of a CIRCLE you can see.
- 4. Here are the shapes I know. Shapes! Shapes! You can tell what shape you are looking at by counting all the sides. Example of a SQUARE you can see, a picture frame and a pillow. Are all examples of a CIRCLE you can see.
- 5. Here are the shapes I know. Shapes! Shapes! You can tell what shape you are looking at by counting all the sides. Example of a RECTANGLE you can see, a blackboard and a money bill. Are all examples of a RECTANGLE you can see.
- 6. Watch the following pictures and pay attention to the description
- 7. What is a circle? A circle is a roun d shap e, like the letter “O” CIRCLE
- 8. This is an example of a circle object WALL CLOCK
- 9. This is also an example of a circle object PIZZA PIE
- 10. What is a triangle? A triangle is a shape with three sides and three angles TRIANGLE
- 11. This is an example of a triangle object YIELD SIGN
- 12. This is also an example of a triangle object PIZZA SLICE
- 13. What is a square? A square is a shape with four equal sides SQUARE
- 14. This is an example of a square object PICTURE FRAME
- 15. This is also an example of a square object PILLOW
- 16. What is a rectangle? A triangle is a shape with four sides, two short sides and two long sides RECTANGLE
- 17. This is an example of a rectangle object BLACKBOARD
- 18. This is also an example of a rectangle object MONEY BILL
- 19. Now after watching the pictures, draw the shapes on your notebook, color them and write down their name.
- 20. Write down some examples of shapes from real life that involves the figures of circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. Do not use the same example given in the presentation.