3d shapes kindergarten activities

People often wonder how to explain 3D shapes to kindergarten (especially the difference between 2D and 3D shapes). Here's my favorite way of doing this.

Free 3D Shape Dot Marker Pages - with 7 shapes for kids to work on learning the shape type and names - 3Dinosaurs.com #freeprintable #3dshapes #dotmaker #3dinosaurs

This bundle includes over 100 worksheets on 2D and 3D shapes. Perfect for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students! Available in both PDF and Google Slides

Make learning about 3D shape hands-on fun with these ready to print mats! Just print, laminate and add some playdough and a dry erase marker! Perfect for exploring the different properties of 3D shapes #mathcenters #kindergartenmathcenters #3dshapes #3dshapeactivities

Help your kindergarteners learn about 3D shapes with these fun and engaging worksheets! Includes 10 different worksheets with a variety of activities, such as matching, tracing, and coloring. Perfect for reinforcing 3D shape

Last week we wrapped up our geometry unit with our Solid Shape Museum. This activity is a favorite of mine. I often change activities from year to year. I guess I'm always looking to see if some new approach might be better than another. But, the Solid Shape Museum has been a keeper. The Solid Shape Museum is fun for students, it gives them a chance to tie-in real world examples to our math, and it is a fabulous assessment tool. It's a win-win-win. Not that, over the years, I haven't tweaked…

Your students are ready for 3D solid shapes! Find out how a strong math block is important when teaching this unit. They will love it!

Help your kindergartener learn about 3D shapes with these fun and interactive worksheets and activities! They'll practice identifying, sorting, and building 3D shapes, all while having a

Free Printable Nets to make 3D shapes. Perfect hands-on tool for geometry with kindergarten and first grade!

For the past few weeks we have been learning about 3-dimensional figures. We set out a few different provocations to have students reflect on both 2D (flat) and 3D (fat) shapes through hands-on activities (picture coming soon!). We concentrate primarily on 6 of the 3D figures (cube, cone, cylinder, sphere, rectangular prism, pyramid) but we always have other figures out in our activities for students to explore. There are a couple of math resources that are my absolute favourites! If you…

Smiles and Shapes! Hands-On Shape FUN!

Do your kids love to draw? This shape creation book is a fun way to let your kiddos show their creativity while they are practicing shapes....

We have had lots of fun exploring 3D shapes in our classroom over the past weeks. First we reviewed 2D shapes and we recreated this great anchor chart. If you know the original source of this anchor chart, please share it with me so I can give credit to the creator! I love this chart! (This is not my version, I forgot to snap a picture of mine!) The children made great connections between 2D and 3D shapes when they were on one anchor chart. We also sang this song PLENTY of times! We learned…

These FREE printable 3D shapes puzzles are the perfect way to practice 3D shapes with your students. They are low-prep, fun, and engaging! Get your FREE set today.