Introducing shapes preschool

This sticker shapes fine motor activity is a fun way for toddlers and preschoolers to learn shapes and develop fine motor skills.

Kids will have fun using this free shapes printable pack to learn about shapes while creating picture and practice writing too!

If you are working on identifying shapes with your littles at home or in the classroom, this activity is a fantastic way to introduce preschoolers to the world of shapes, boost their critical thinking skills, and lay the foundation for future math success. This shape sorting activity is designed to be hands-on, engaging, and super easy to set up.

These colorful shape puzzles are a fun way to practice shape names while kids begin spelling out words. The shape game is guaranteed fun! Perfect for pre k and kindergarten kids and these make an easy math center.

Are you looking shape activities and centers for your preschool classroom? Then you will love Shape Math and Literacy Centers for Preschool.

Throughout the first week of school, our focus during math is introducing 2D shapes. I made some fun posters to help my students remember the names and properties of each shape {and they referred to them all year long!} {clip art from Love Two Teach borders from Teaching in a Small Town} My class absolutely loved these! We learned each poem and talked about the characteristic of each shape. We even learned that Sandy Square has a booooyfriend ;) {Download the shape poems here and ignore the…

Shapes activities for toddlers. A collection of shape crafts and activities that are perfect for 1 year olds, 2 year olds, 3 year olds.

A few weeks ago I went to a local consignment sale and found so many wonderful resources for great deals! There were thousands of books and tons of teaching supplies! One of the items I picked up was this set of shape manipulatives. They came in red, blue, and yellow in a variety of sizes. Some shapes are big, some are small, some are thick, and some are thin. I love the variety! We have been looking at shapes and really focusing on the four basic shapes: rectangles, triangles, squares, and…

Let's get started with some ideas. 1. Bowling: Get a bowling set, add Velcro to each pin and cut out of construction paper the shapes that you working on( add Velcro). Play the famous game. 2. Shape Collage: Give students many shapes in different colors and have them create a collage and then show the class their work naming all the shapes. 3. File Folder Games: I love file folder games.Here are some. Get them at: http://www.childcareland.com/. I like to use colored folders. 4. Lacing cards…

Miss Kindergarten {Hadar} on Instagram: “These 2D shapes poems and activities are full of learning and fun for your preschool and kindergarten students! Use these activities as you…”