Friday, December 11, 2015

Shape Matchup Activity!

Want to set your child up for success by teaching him or her all about shapes?
 

Can your child already recognize certain shapes because of everyday items found around your house?
 

Is your child aware of different size objects around your home?
 

We recommend a great activity to practice shapes and sizes by Trish Kuffner, found on FamilyEducation.com:
 

Materials
  • Colored construction paper 
  • White construction paper 
  • Pen or marker 
  • Scissors 
Directions
  1. Cut basic shapes (circle, square, rectangle, triangle, heart, and so on) out of colored construction paper. 
  2. Trace all the shapes onto a piece of white construction paper. 
  3. Have your child match the colored shapes to those drawn on the white paper.  
This might seem like just a fun playtime activity, but you’re really helping your child to be set up for success. Want your child to be the next great mathematician? The earlier fundamentals are learned, the better your child will perform in school and beyond! This shape matchup activity helps develop your child’s cognitive senses for math concepts from geometry to sorting and patterning.

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1 comment:

  1. Nice post. I must say that your posts are really amazing and I never miss any chance to read them. Well, that is a wonderful activity to make children learn shapes. Daycare programs and childcare centers should focus on these kind of activities and make learning a fun activity.

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