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Al final de la lección, los estudiantes podrán identificar y nombrar figuras geométricas básicas como el círculo, cuadrado, triángulo y rectángulo.

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¿Qué formas geométricas ves a tu alrededor?

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Hoy aprenderemos sobre diferentes figuras geométricas. Un círculo es redondo, un cuadrado tiene cuatro lados iguales, un triángulo tiene tres lados, y un rectángulo tiene dos lados largos y dos cortos.

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"Learn Basic Geometric Shapes for Kids | Fun and Easy Geometry Lessons!"

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Dividamos la clase en pequeños grupos y busquemos objetos en el aula que coincidan con las formas geométricas que hemos aprendido.

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Cada estudiante recibirá una hoja de trabajo donde deben dibujar y colorear las figuras geométricas básicas.

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Shapes, angles, grids and more

Our geometry worksheets start with introducing the basic shapes through drawing and coloring exercises and progress through the classification and properties of 2D shapes including quadrilaterals, triangles, circles, and polygons. Area and perimeters, classification of angles, and plotting on coordinate grids are also covered. Latter worksheets introduce 3D shapes.

Choose your grade / topic:
Kindergarten shapes worksheets Grade 1 geometry worksheets Grade 2 geometry worksheets Grade 3 geometry worksheets Grade 4 geometry worksheets Grade 5 geometry worksheets Grade 6 geometry worksheets Topics include:

Tracing and drawing the basic shapes (2D)

Matching similar shapes

Matching shapes to their names

Identifying basic 2D shapes

Drawing shapes in a pattern

Is the shape 2D or 3D?

Matching similar shapes

Matching shapes to their names

Identifying and labeling 2-D shapes

Drawing and identifying squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, ovals, diamonds

Rotating 2D shapes

Scaling 2D shapes

Identifying 2D shapes including pentagons, hexagons

Counting edges and vertices

Comparing edges and vertices of different shapes

Composing and decomposing 2D shapes

Identifying parts of a whole using shapes

Congruent shapes

Lines of symmetry

Drawing symmetric shapes

Area and perimeter of 2D shapes

Area of a rectangle on a rectangular grid

Perimeters of common shapes

Identifying 3D shapes

Matching 3D shapes to real objects

Counting edges, faces and vertices

Comparing edges, faces and vertices of different shapes

Matching quadrilaterals to their names

identify and describing quadrilaterals

Identifying parallelograms

Classifying triangles by their angles (acute / obtuse / right)

Classifying triangles by their sides (scalene, isosceles, equilateral)

Properties of circles

Properties of polygons

Regular polygons

Lines, segments and rays

Comparing angles and right angles

Parallel and perpendicular lines

Classifying angles

Measuring angles

Drawing angles with a protractor

Classifying angles

Classifying triangles

Classifying quadrilaterals

Perimeter and area of rectangles

Perimeter and area of irregular rectangular shapes

Circumference of a circle

Coordinate grid - plotting and reading points (1st quadrant)

Coordinate grid - plotting and reading points (all quadrants)

Classify and measure angles

Classify triangles

Classify quadrilaterals

Area and perimeter of rectangles (customary units, metric)

Area and perimeter of irregular rectangular shapes (customary units, metric)

Area of right triangles

Area of triangles

Area of triangles, parallelograms and trapezoids

Circumference of a circle

Area of a circle

Volume and surface area of rectangular prisms

Plotting and reading points on a grid

Classify and measure angles and triangles

Classify quadrilaterals (7 types)

Area and perimeter of irregular rectangular shapes

Area and perimeter of triangles and quadrilaterals

Area and perimeter of parallelograms and trapezoids

Circumference and area of circles

Volume and surface area of rectangular prisms (fractional lengths, decimals)

Volume and surface area of 3D shapes

Related topics
Fractions worksheets Measurement worksheets

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Geometry worksheets starting with the basic shapes and progressing through grade 1-5 geometry topics. Free | Geometry | Worksheets | Printable

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Para los estudiantes que terminan rápido, hay un juego de formas geométricas en línea para que jueguen.

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Learn about shapes and play games with your favorite PBS KIDS characters like Elmo, Daniel Tiger, Odd Squad, Peg + Cat, and Hero Elementary!

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Observa y toma notas mientras los estudiantes trabajan en sus grupos y en sus hojas de trabajo individuales para asegurarse de que identifican correctamente las figuras geométricas.

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Al final de la lección, cada estudiante completará una breve prueba donde deben dibujar y etiquetar las figuras geométricas aprendidas.

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Hablemos sobre las formas geométricas que encontramos hoy. ¿Cuál fue la más fácil de reconocer? ¿Cuál fue la más difícil?

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Shape (Names of Shapes) -Kids vocabulary - Learn English for kids - English educational video

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Para terminar, cada estudiante escribirá (o dictará) una oración sobre su figura geométrica favorita que aprendieron hoy.

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Lleven a casa esta hoja de trabajo adicional donde deben encontrar y dibujar figuras geométricas que vean en su casa.

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Hunt for 2D shapes at home with the help of this worksheet

Give your little ones a chance to practise recognising 2D shapes at home or in the local area with the help of this 2D Shapes Around the Home Hunt Activity.

This set of two worksheets features 11 different 2D shapes, such as a triangle, a circle, a rhombus and a parallelogram.

To complete the activity, students must put on their best detective outfits and search their homes for common household objects that resemble the same 2D shape. Students must then draw that object in the space provided.

If you are a teacher, this "2D Shapes at Home" worksheet is perfect for assigning to your EYLF or F-2 students as homework. If you are a parent or carer, this would be a fun educational activity for you and your children to complete together.

There are a number of different ways in which you can help your child complete their 2D Shapes around the Home Hunt Activity.

For instance, you could get them started by pointing out some examples of 2D shapes you can see (for example, a biscuit for a circle, or a TV screen for a rectangle), then encourage them to look for other items with the same shape.

You could also talk them through what they need to look for when finding certain 2D shapes. For instance, you could show them how to count the sides of a pentagon or a hexagon, or explain the difference between an oval and a circle to them.

If your child is struggling to find some of the 2D shapes at home, you could take them into the backyard or to the local park for further inspiration.

Other fun resources for learning about 2D and 3D shapes to use

As well as this 2D and 3D shapes around the home activity, we've got lots of other brilliant resources available to support teaching and learning on this topic. Here are a few options we think you'll enjoy using.

First up, for something to accompany this activity, we've put together this Everyday 3D Shapes PowerPoint! It gives children lots of examples of everyday objects that hold a particular 3D shape, so they can be on the lookout for them when hunting around the house for shapes.

Next, another great resource to take a look at is these Lolly Stick 2D Shape Cards! From rectangles to pentagons, these handy cards are a fantastic way for visual learners to understand more about specific 2-dimensional shapes and their individual properties.

Last but not least, be sure to also check out this fun Colour By 2D Shapes Activity! This is great for children with a creative side that they want to bring into their Maths learning, as they'll need to correctly identify each shape and colour according to the key they're given.

Another great resource like this to check out is this Family Fun Resource Pack.

The difference between a square and a rectangle

When it comes to learning about 2D shapes, two shapes that often seem the same are squares and rectangles.

The truth is, a square can technically be considered a rectangle. This is because all four corners of a square are the same, both pairs of opposite sides are parallel to each other, and both pairs of opposite sides are the same length as each other.

What makes a square special is the fact that all four sides are the same length.

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Give your little ones a chance to practise recognising 2D shapes at home or in the local area with the help of this 2D Shapes Around the Home Hunt Activity.This set of two worksheets features 11 different 2D shapes, such as a triangle, a circle, a rhombus and a parallelogram.

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Como proyecto opcional, pueden hacer un collage con recortes de revistas para crear una imagen usando solo figuras geométricas.