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Count the shapes
Circles, triangles, squares and more — count how many of one shape are in the row. Shape names included.
The very first math: telling shapes apart before counting them.
Print a name and date on it (optional)
Leave it empty and the lines stay blank to write on. Teachers: put the class name in once and every copy in the batch has it.
How many sheets
Sheet #1
In the print dialog, set margins to none and turn on background graphics — then it prints exactly as shown.
What this sheet helps with
- Ages
- Ages 3–6
- What it builds
- Telling shapes apart, then counting them — the first piece of math there is.
- · Let them mark each one with the pencil as they count; it stops double-counting.
- · Say the shape names out loud. Naming makes sorting faster.
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