How to have fun with shape
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This document provides ideas and activities for teaching children about 2D and 3D shapes, symmetry, and having fun with shapes. It includes suggestions such as going on a shape hunt, matching shapes to their names, describing shapes without seeing them, singing shape songs, identifying shapes of everyday objects, building 3D models, butterfly painting, and making symmetrical patterns with sticks and stones. It also provides links to websites with shape flashcards, games, and videos to support learning about shapes.
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How to have fun with shape
- 1. How to have Fun with Shapes Key Stage 1 Created by Nikki South Family Learning Tutor Source- vectorstock.com
- 2. Identify 2D Shapes Source- BBCschools.com ● Look at basic 2D shapes and name them so that your child can identify them. Source- math-salamanders.com ● You could draw the shapes, print some out or look for them within the environment. ● This link will take you to a printable set of 2d shape flashcards. http://www.totcards.com/free-shape- flashcards.html TRY: ● A shape hunt when out and about on a walk. Talk about the shape of the road sign or the markings on the road. ● Matching shapes to their names. You could use post it notes for this and easily make your own set. ● Mystery shape- hide some shapes in a bag or box. Pick one out without anyone seeing and describe it. Can anyone guess the shape? You could say ‘It has 3 sides, it has 3 vertices (corners) and it is 2d.’ ● Sing shape songs.https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zhnvcdm Source- vectorstock.com
- 3. Identify 3D Shapes ● Look at 3D shapes and name them to teach your child their names. Source - mrprintables.com ● You could identify the shape of everyday items such as a tube of pringles or a cereal box. ● This link will take you to a printable set of 3D shape flashcards. https://kids- flashcards.com/download/en/24/pdf/3D%20Shapes-6-A4.pdf TRY: ● Look around the kitchen and see how many cylinders you can find, how many spheres, how many cubes etc. ● Build a 3D model with junk. What will you make? A robot? A car? ● Matching shapes to their names. You could use post it notes for this. ● Mystery shape- hide some shapes in a bag or box. Pick one out without anyone seeing and describe it. Can anyone guess the shape? ● Sing shape songs.https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zhnvcdm Source- vectorstock.com Source- makezine.com
- 4. Symmetry Source- splashlearn.com Source- wikipedia.com ● Play this video. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/ztpyr82 It is from the BBC schools website which has other ideas for teaching symmetry. ● Look at shapes with a mirror. Place the mirror down the middle. Does the shape look the same on both sides? ● Talk about symmetry in nature such as butterflies. TRY: ● Butterfly painting. Paint one side of paper. Fold it over and watch the symmetrical pattern appear. ● This website has some useful symmetry games. https://www.topmarks.co.uk/symmetry/symmetry-matching ● Make a nature picture. Place a large stick on the ground. Use sticks, stones, petals etc to make both sides of the stick symmetrical. ● Use a pegboard and make a symmetrical pattern. ● Make a symmetrical lego pattern. ● Print out a picture of your child and fold in half. Stick it to a piece of paper and ask them to draw the other half. You could also do this with leaves. Source- vectorstock.com
- 5. These slides are to provide some ideas and activities to help you to support the development of shape skills at home. Websites ● https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zps34wx BBC Bitesize Source- enkivillage.org ● https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/watch/cbeebies-house-songs-shape-up Cbeebies Shapes Source- vectorstock.com