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This short document lists common shapes such as circle, square, triangle, pentagon, diamond, and star. It also includes less geometric shapes like oval, rectangle, arrow and heart. The document simply lists shapes and colors with no additional context or explanation and concludes with "The End".
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Shapes
Editor's Notes
- Shapes and colors can be taught together in Beginning Literacy classes. It’s a good idea to review the colors and then teach the shapes by drawing them on the board and labeling them. A nice project is to pass out crayons, blank paper, scissors, and glue and have students create a poster with colored shapes. They should then label the shapes. For example, “white circle” or “yellow square”.
- More free ESL lessons are available at www.elcivics.com.