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Identify Two and Three Dimensional Shapes

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Independent Practice 1: Students identify the names of common shapes. The answers can be found below.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (K-2); View worksheet

Independent Practice 2: A rework of practice sheet number 1. The answers can be found below.; Standard: MATH 3
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Homework Worksheet: Find the names of 7 shapes.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (K-2); View worksheet

Identify Shapes Quiz: Reviews all the shapes we explored.; Standard: MATH 3
Grades: (K-2); View worksheet

Answer Keys: Answers for the homework and quiz.; View answers

Answer Keys: Answers for both practice sheets.; View answers

Common Shapes We See Everywhere We Go: Looking at What You See!: As you travel around during the day and night, have you ever looked at what you see?; View Math Article

The Geometric Shapes You See Everyday and Don't Realize it: Geometry is literally everywhere, but many people do not recognize geometric shapes even when they are commonplace.; View Math Article

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