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    • Shapes Skills

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    • Identify Curved Surface
      3D Shapes
      Identify Curved Surface

      Use your geometry skills to identify curved surfaces.

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    • Identify Shapes in Different Orientation
      2D Shapes
      Identify Shapes in Different Orientation

      Have your own math-themed party by learning how to identify shapes in different orientations.

      K 1 2.G.1
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    • Triangles and Rectangles
      2D Shapes
      Triangles and Rectangles

      Take a look at triangles and rectangles with this geometry game.

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    • Identify Cylinders and Spheres
      3D Shapes
      Identify Cylinders and Spheres

      Have your own math-themed party by learning how to identify cylinders and spheres.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    Partition Into Equal Parts Skills

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    • Two Equal Shares
      Partition In Halves, Thirds, And Fourths
      Two Equal Shares

      Dive deep into the world of geometry by learning about two equal shares.

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    • Identify Partitions
      Partition In Halves, Thirds, And Fourths
      Identify Partitions

      Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing to identify partitions.

      1 2 2.G.3
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    • Identify Halves, Fourths, Whole
      Partition In Halves, Thirds, And Fourths
      Identify Halves, Fourths, Whole

      Take a look at how to identify halves, fourths, and a whole with this geometry game.

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    • Four Equal Shares
      Partition In Halves, Thirds, And Fourths
      Four Equal Shares

      Ask your little one to select the option that shows four equal shares.

      1 2 1.G.3
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    All Geometry Skills

    • How Many Shares are in a Whole
      Partition Into Equal Parts
      How Many Shares are in a Whole

      Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by determining the number of shares in a whole.

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    • Identify Shapes by Name
      Shapes
      Identify Shapes by Name

      Practice the superpower of mathematics by learning to identify shapes by their names.

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    • Match Shapes to Their Name
      Shapes
      Match Shapes to Their Name

      Dive deep into the world of geometry by matching shapes to their names.

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    • Identify Triangles and Rectangles
      Shapes
      Identify Triangles and Rectangles

      Have your own math-themed party by learning how to identify triangles and rectangles.

      K 1 1.G.1
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    • Identify Squares and Trapezoids
      Shapes
      Identify Squares and Trapezoids

      Shine bright in the math world by learning how to identify squares and trapezoids.

      1 2 1.G.1
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    • Identify Shape Partitions
      Partition Into Equal Parts
      Identify Shape Partitions

      Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to identify shape partitions.

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    • Find the Odd One Out
      Shapes
      Find the Odd One Out

      Practice your geometry skills by finding the odd one out.

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    • Count Equal Parts
      Partition Into Equal Parts
      Count Equal Parts

      Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by helping them count equal parts.

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    • Classify Triangles and Rectangles as Closed Shape
      Shapes
      Classify Triangles and Rectangles as Closed Shape

      Take a look at how to classify triangles and rectangles as closed shapes with this geometry game.

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    • Which is not a Closed Shape
      Shapes
      Which is not a Closed Shape

      Help your child take flight by learning which of the given options is not a closed shape.

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    • Identify Open & Closed Shapes
      Shapes
      Identify Open & Closed Shapes

      Have your own math-themed party by learning how to identify open & closed shapes.

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    • Identify Trapezoid, Hexagon, and Pentagon
      Shapes
      Identify Trapezoid, Hexagon, and Pentagon

      Take a deep dive into the world of math by identifying trapezoids, hexagons, and pentagons.

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    • Identify Shapes of Objects
      Shapes
      Identify Shapes of Objects

      Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by helping them identify the shapes of objects.

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    • Identify the Shapes
      Shapes
      Identify the Shapes

      Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing how to identify shapes.

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    • Sort the Shapes by Name
      Shapes
      Sort the Shapes by Name

      Shine bright in the math world by learning how to sort the shapes by name.

      1 2 2.G.1
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    • Sides and Corners
      Shapes
      Sides and Corners

      Begin the exciting journey of becoming a math wizard by learning about sides and corners.

      1 2 2.G.1
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    • Identify the Shapes in Different Orientations
      Shapes
      Identify the Shapes in Different Orientations

      Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by identifying the shapes in different orientations.

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    • Identifying Sides and Corners
      Shapes
      Identifying Sides and Corners

      Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by learning to identify sides and corners.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    • Count the Sides
      Shapes
      Count the Sides

      Kids must count the sides to practice geometry.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    • Count Sides and Corners
      Shapes
      Count Sides and Corners

      Use your geometry skills to count sides and corners.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    • Sort 2D Shapes Based on Sides and Corners
      Shapes
      Sort 2D Shapes Based on Sides and Corners

      Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to sort 2D shapes based on sides and corners.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    • Sort Shapes based on Attributes
      Shapes
      Sort Shapes based on Attributes

      Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to sort shapes based on attributes.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    • Count Sides and Vertices in a Shape
      Shapes
      Count Sides and Vertices in a Shape

      Apply your knowledge of geometry to count sides and vertices in a shape.

      K 1 1.G.1
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    • Determine Sides and Vertices
      Shapes
      Determine Sides and Vertices

      Kids must determine sides and vertices to practice geometry.

      K 1 1.G.1
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    • Complete the Attributes of the Shapes
      Shapes
      Complete the Attributes of the Shapes

      Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by helping them complete the attributes of shapes.

      K 1 1.G.1
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    • Sort the Shapes by Attribute
      Shapes
      Sort the Shapes by Attribute

      Take the first step towards building your math castle by learning to sort the shapes by attributes.

      1 2 2.G.1
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    • Squares and Trapezoids
      Shapes
      Squares and Trapezoids

      Take a look at squares and trapezoids with this geometry game.

      1 1.G.1
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    • Classify Squares and Trapezoids as Closed Shape
      Shapes
      Classify Squares and Trapezoids as Closed Shape

      Have your own math-themed party by learning how to classify squares and trapezoids as closed shapes.

      1 1.G.1
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    • Identify Shapes on the basis of Surfaces
      Shapes
      Identify Shapes on the basis of Surfaces

      Practice the superpower of geometry by learning to identify shapes on the basis of surfaces.

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    • Count the Faces
      Shapes
      Count the Faces

      Have your own math-themed party by learning to count the faces.

      1 1.G.1
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    • Identify Shapes on the basis of Faces
      Shapes
      Identify Shapes on the basis of Faces

      Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to identify shapes on the basis of faces.

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    • Count the Vertices
      Shapes
      Count the Vertices

      Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to count vertices.

      1 2 1.G.1
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    • Identify Shapes on the basis of Vertices
      Shapes
      Identify Shapes on the basis of Vertices

      Treat yourself to an immersive learning experience by identifying shapes on the basis of vertices.

      1 2 1.G.1
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    • Match Objects with Shapes
      Shapes
      Match Objects with Shapes

      Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to match objects with shapes.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    • Shapes All Around Us
      Shapes
      Shapes All Around Us

      Take a look at the shapes all around us with this fun game.

      K 1 K.G.4
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    Overview: Elementary Geometry Learning

    Mathematical thinking begins in children much before it is taught in school. Humans find shapes, designs, and patterns attractive right from their childhood.  This observation is reinforced by giving toys, colored pictures and shapes to kids. Infants get fascinated by these objects before they grasp or manipulate these objects. Later, these manipulations provide them hands on learning to develop mathematical skills. These objects and designs form the basis of the math geometry.

    The geometry common core math standards include an understanding of shapes. The kids are able to recognize and appreciate geometric shapes around them. They develop geometrical problem-solving skills and reasoning. They apply geometric thinking in other mathematics domains. For instance, they measure area and perimeter of a rectangle. They learn to apply triangle area formula. They also create geometric patterns.

    Progression of Geometry with Grades

     

    Kindergarten: In kindergarten, children learn to identify and describe two- and three-dimensional shapes. They are able to identify the geometric shapes and names regardless of their orientation. They analyze and compare shapes of different sizes and attributes. They also learn to compose simple shapes to form larger shapes.

    Grade 1: In this grade, children develop skills to reason with shapes and the attributes. They understand basic geometric shapes definition. They analyze shapes from their defining attributes, like number of sides. They compose two dimensional and three-dimensional shapes to make larger composite shapes. They learn to partition rectangles and circle into equal shares. They learn the vocabulary related to partitionings like quarters, fourths and halves.

    Grade 2: The kids learn to identify and draw shapes according to the given attributes. They learn to draw shapes as per the specified number of faces or geometry angles. They are able to identify cubes, pentagons, hexagons, quadrilateral, and triangles. They also learn to partition a rectangle into same-size squares. They then count these squares to determine the size of the rectangle. The kids learn to partition rectangles and circles into two to four equal shares. They describe the partitioned shapes using the words like half of, third of, thirds, halves. They understand the wholes as four fourths, three-thirds and two halves.

    Partition image in fourths thirds and two halves Polygon family tree

    Grade 3: The kids understand the relationship between shapes according to their attributes. They learn about the larger category shapes with shared attributes. For example, the shapes with four sides are called quadrilaterals. They partition shapes into equal parts. They learn to express the area of each part as a unit fraction of the whole. For example, they partition a shape into three equal parts and describe the area of each part as 1/3 of the area of the whole.

    Grade 4: The kids learn about points, line segments, lines, rays and types of angles. The kids identify these in two-dimensional figures. They also learn about parallel and perpendicular lines. They classify the figures on the basis of the parallel or perpendicular lines. They also classify the figures according to the angles of specified size. Also, they learn about the different triangles in geometry. The kids also learn about line of symmetry for a two-dimensional figure. They draw lines of symmetry and identify line-symmetric figures.

    Draw and identify line-symmetric figures

    Grade 5: The kids are introduced to coordinate geometry. They learn to graph points on a coordinate system consisting of perpendicular number lines called axes. They represent mathematical problems by graphing points on the geometry plane. They also learn to classify simple geometry figures into categories and sub-categories on the basis of the geometric properties. For example, all squares and rectangles are quadrilaterals. All squares are rectangles. They learn to classify two-dimensional shapes in a hierarchy. 

     

     

    Overview of Grade 1 Geometry

     

    In kindergarten, the kids have learned about circle, squares, rectangles, hexagon, and triangles. They expand their vocabulary to include rhombus and trapezoid in grade 1. Along with sphere, cube, and cylinder learned in kindergarten, kids learn about rectangular prism and cone.

    Identify Shapes

    The children learn about the term attributes. They are able to identify the defining attributes of a shape. This concept is best taught through interactive activities. For instance, the kids can be asked to create a triangle using straws. Through this activity, they would remember triangle as a three-sided shape. They would describe triangle as a shape with three corners.

    Recognise Non-traditional Shapes

     

    Sometimes, the children identify these shapes incorrectly. For example, they make think the following shapes are rectangles.

    Identify Non-traditional shapes

     

     

    Compose Shapes

     

     

    Equal Partition Shapes

     

     

    Manipulatives for Learning Grade 1 Geometry

     

    The geometric concepts can be learned in several ways. The geometric learning can be done through manipulatives, concrete objects, illustrations, and diagrams. For effective understanding, the kids should have the opportunity to manipulate solid models. The geometric learning should not merely be based on pictures and diagrams. The learning should encourage kids to represent their own mathematical ideas. This can be done using pictures and concrete models.

    Some effective manipulative used for learning grade 1 geometry are:

     

    The kids can touch, hold and manipulate these objects. It gives them a clearer understanding of the attributes of the 3D geometric shapes.

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