This document discusses different shapes including circles, rectangles, squares, and triangles. It provides descriptions of the characteristics of each shape, such as a circle being round and having no ends, a rectangle having two long sides and two short sides, a square having four equal sides, and a triangle having three sides. It includes examples of where these shapes can be found in the neighborhood and asks the reader to identify and count the different shapes.

1. SHAPES
By: Mrs. Greene

2. A circle’s like a ball,
A circle’s like a ball,
Round and round
It never stops.
A circle’s like a ball.

3. Circles are all around us

4. Can you find the circle?

5. Circles are in our neighborhood

6. Where is the circle?

7. Food can have a circle shape too!

8. Circle patterns!

9. How many circles?!

10. A rectangle has 4 sides,
A rectangle has 4 sides,
Two are long, and
Two are short.
A rectangle has four sides

11. Rectangles can be outside!

12. Or inside!

13. Do you have any of these
rectangles at your house?

14. A rectangle wall!

15. Rectangle railings

16. Do you see any rectangles?

17. How many rectangles?

18. A square is like a box,
A square is like a box,
It has four sides,
They are the same.
A square is like a box.

19. Where is the square?!

20. Where are these squares?

21. Fabric Squares!

22. Can you guess where these squares
are?

23. Playground Squares!

24. More squares!

25. Count the squares!

26. A triangle has 3 sides,
A triangle has 3 sides,
Up the mountain,
Down, and back.
A triangle has three sides.

27. Triangles can be outside!

28. Triangles can be on your house!

29. Boat triangle!

30. How many triangles?

31. THE END
THANK YOU
FOR
WATCHING!