Where can you find Shapes

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Where can you find Shapes?

• Around you and your school

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Shapes Around You Math First Grade TEKS
MATH FIRST GRADE 1.6) Geometry and spatial
reasoning. The student uses attributes to
identify, compare, and contrast shapes and
solids. The student is expected to
(A) describe and identify objects in order to
sort them according to a given
attribute using informal language (B)
identify circles, triangles, and rectangles,
including squares, and describe
the shape of balls, boxes, cans, and cones and
(C) combine geometric shapes to make new
geometric shapes using concrete
models. Visit the Texas Essential Knowledge
Skills website at
http//www.tea.state.tx.us/teks
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-A geometric shape with FOUR sides That at
right angles to each other and equal length
Square
What looks like a square? -a window or
a building
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Rhombus Or Diamon
A geometric shape with FOUR sides and POINTY
CORNERS
Where can you find me? In a baseball field
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Octagon
A geometric shape with EIGHT sides
Stop have you seen this?
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Oval
A round, flattened shape
What looks like an oval? A belt buckle and an egg
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Rectangle
What looks like a rectangle? Paper or your
book
A geometric shape with four sides that, but
unequal length
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Triangle
A geometric shape with THREE sides
What looks like a triangle? A pyramid
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Hexagon
A geometric shape with SIX sides
Honeycombs are made of hexagons
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Circle
A perfectly round shape
What looks like a circle? A coin,
The Sun,
and a soccer ball
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Trapezoid
A FOUR side shape and it is the half of a hexagon
What looks like a trapezoid? A coin,
The Sun,
and a soccer ball