Shapes worksheet for lkg

Shapes are an integral aspect of early mathematics, and it is crucial that young children comprehend them. LKG is where children begin to learn about various shapes such as circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles. But, learning about these shapes can be difficult for most children, especially when they must recall their names and properties.

To make the learning process more enjoyable and engaging for LKG students, we created a shapes worksheet that is ideal for introducing young learners to the world of shapes. Kids will learn about various shapes through a series of activities in this worksheet, including shape identification, tracing, and coloring.

It’s an excellent way for kids to improve their fine motor skills while also learning about shapes. This worksheet will help young students learn about shapes while also laying a solid foundation for their future mathematical studies. Let’s get started on learning more about shapes!

Matching the shapes worksheet

Matching the shapes worksheet instructions:

1. On the left side of the worksheet, look at the first column of shapes.
2. Look closely at each shape and compare it to the shapes in the second column on the right side of the worksheet.
3. Find the shape on the right that is the same as the one on the left.
4. Draw a line between the shapes that go together.

Naming the shapes

1. Check out each of the shapes on the worksheet.
2. Look closely at the shape and try to figure out what it is like.
3. Find the name of the shape based on what it looks like.
4. Write the shape’s name in the space provided next to the shape.

Identifying the square shape

1. Check out each of the shapes on the worksheet.
2. Closely look at the shape to see if it has four equal sides and four right angles.
3. A square is a shape with four equal sides and four right angles.
4. On the worksheet, circle or fill in the square shape.

Identifying the circle shape

1. Check out each of the shapes on the worksheet.
2. Look closely at the shape to see if it is round and doesn’t have any straight sides or corners.
3. A circle is a shape that is round and has no straight sides or corners.
4. On the worksheet, circle or fill in the circle shape.

Tracing the shapes

1. Take a look at the shape on the worksheet.
2. Trace along the dashed lines that make up the shape with a pencil or crayon.
3. Try to stay as close as you can to the dotted lines and make sure to stay inside the lines.
4. When you’re done, lift the pencil or crayon and look at what you’ve drawn.
5. This activity helps young children develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination while practicing shape recognition.

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