Today I’m sharing a set of games that will help your child master shape identification.
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I’ll be honest with you – my Four often asks for activities, but he doesn’t always like what I create. In fact, he’s kind of a tough audience
But this was a game he loved – and he even asked to play it as soon as we’d finished. So I’m confident that you’ll find someone who likes it, too!
To play, simply print a board game of your choice (you’ll find three in the download) and find small playing pieces. We like to use glass gems.
Grab a die, too.
Take turns rolling the die. After you roll, look at the key at the top of the page and move to the closest corresponding shape. For example, in this game you move to a square when you roll a 2. You might move to the cracker, quilt, chocolate bar, window, checkerboard, or cheese – depending on which is closest.
(You might also land on the diamond-shaped road sign, which is also a square – as my Two pointed out.)
You’ll like that the download comes with games of varying difficulty – so this is perfect for differentiation. Like my other Roll-a-Games, it’s a quick activity that packs a lot of practice!
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Sheila
This looks awesome! Can’t wait to try it out.
Anna Geiger
Thanks Sheila!
Po Tim
Thanks for sharing. They look awesome!!
Anna Geiger
I hope you get a chance to try them!
Anika
Thanks so much for sharing these. The pictures look great.
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Anika!
Vikie
Thank you so much! It’s very useful in my class. ^_^
Anna Geiger
You’re welcome, Vikie!
Wen
Thank you so much! Love the games!
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Wen!
Alison
You’re my hero! This is such a great printable. I scour the internet for freebies for my preschooler, and yours are always exactly what he enjoys. Thank you!
Anna Geiger
Thank you so much, Alison! This comment was such a day brightener. 🙂
Edel
Thanks a lot…..this activities will help me a lot…..and I’m sure that my pupils will enjoy it
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Edel! I hope you find many useful resources on my site.
Sharon
Perfect! Just what we need! Thanks
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Sharon!
Mei hastuti
Trimakasih???
Anna G
You’re welcome!
noemi
love it !! thanks from Spain !
Veda
I liked all your printable s…. waiting to play with my students.
Susan Brown
Love your Roll- a-games. I am a teacher providing distance learning via email. I see that your printables normally can’t be shared this way, however, this is how our school’s kindergarten classes are doing distance learning. I’m wondering if you are making any exceptions to your copyright rules for your free printables during this time?