Kindergarten Shapes: Mixed Shapes
Practice all shapes
What You'll Learn
- Identify all four shapes
- Compare shapes
- Find shapes in the real world
📖Shape Expert
Now you know circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles! Can you tell them apart?
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Look at the corners and sides. That tells you what shape it is!
Worked examples
Real problems from the practice worksheets, solved one step at a time.
Example 1
Is this a square or a rectangle?
- A square has 4 straight sides that are all the same length and 4 square corners. A rectangle has 4 straight sides — 2 long and 2 short — and 4 square corners.
- Count the sides and corners of this shape: it has 4 straight sides — 2 long and 2 short — and 4 square corners.
- So it is a rectangle.
Answer: rectangle
Example 2
What shape is this?
- Count its straight sides and its corners.
- This shape has 4 straight sides — 2 long and 2 short — and 4 square corners.
- A shape that has 4 straight sides — 2 long and 2 short — and 4 square corners is a rectangle.
Answer: rectangle
Example 3
A door is shaped like a ___
- Look at the shape: it has 4 straight sides — 2 long and 2 short — and 4 square corners.
- A shape like that is a rectangle.
- So a door is shaped like a rectangle.
Answer: rectangle
Practice Worksheets
Mixed Shapes (Set A)
Practice all shapes
6 problemsStart
Mixed Shapes (Set B)
More mixed shape practice
6 problemsStart
Mixed Shapes (Set C)
Additional mixed practice
6 problemsStart
Mixed Shapes (Set D)
Keep practicing all shapes
6 problemsStart
Mixed Shapes (Set E)
Master all Kindergarten shapes
6 problemsStart