Learn Shapes for Pre kindergarten
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The document is an interactive activity for pre-kindergarten students where they click on shapes to hear the name announced and are encouraged to click the shapes and say the names themselves to see what happens. After completing the activity, the student receives positive feedback saying "Great job!" and is given the option to replay the activity.
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- 2. Click on a shape to hear the name.
- 3. Click on the shapes and say their names, see what happen?
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