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When talking about shapes, children will begin to realize that some of the objects in the everyday world around them are similar to some of the shapes they have learned about. They should be able to recognize that some everyday objects have particular shapes and may, for example, relate a box of cereal to a cuboid or relate a window to an oblong.
Can you recognize the shapes in these everyday objects?
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This is a round window!
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It is a pyramid made from glass
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They are spheres and so roll really well
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Oblongs have two pairs of sides and 4 90 degree angles
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Most planets are considered to be spheres
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Lots of foods are stored in cuboid-shaped boxes!
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Lots of warning signs are triangular
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Squares fit together easily to make patterns
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These are the famous pyramids in Egypt
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Cubes are good for stacking
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