Discover fun shape activities for kids that help develop shape recognition, sorting, and fine motor skills. These engaging activities support early math concepts while encouraging hands-on learning.
These 2D shapes playdough mats make learning shapes hands-on. Kids roll and press playdough along 13 shapes, from circles and triangles to hearts and stars. Each shape comes with real-world picture clues, like a triangle shown as a sailboat, a hanger and a slice of pizza, so kids start spotting shapes everywhere. Ages 2 to … Read more
We are pretty in love with I-Spy games here. This Adapted I Spy Shapes Book is a fantastic and fun way to work on so many different skills. This past week I have gotten quite a few emails asking for easier versions of some of our I-Spy games to help kids that struggle with visual discrimination … Read more
Geoboards are fantastic for fine motor strength and early geometry. These construction tools mats turn toolboxes and wrenches into rubber band puzzles. They’re low prep and keep kids busy for a long time. Ages 4 to 8 Pages 64 Mats 22 Pattern cards 10 in easy and hard Jump to: How to use them What’s … Read more
My kids love I Spy games, and this shapes version is a fun way to practice naming and counting shapes. Kids hunt for each shape, then fill in a ten frame and tally marks to show how many they found. Ages 3 to 6 Prep Print and go Skills Shapes, counting, tallying Reusable Laminate it … Read more
Shape Books for Young Readers Every single time I bring up math I am 100% sure that I hear an audible groan from my kids. And I get it, math is a tough subject. Using picture books is a fantastic way to overcome some of those obstacles associated with learning math concepts. Because y’all math … Read more