Monday Maths year 1 Shape Sorting Step 1 – Draw this table into your book OR if you have a printer print this worksheet out. Step 2 – underneath this page, are shapes of different sizes. Draw them in the table exactly how they look under the correct heading OR if you have a printer, and have printed this worksheet out, you will be able to cut and paste the shapes under the correct headings. Square Circle Rectangle Triangle

These are the shapes for the above activity – follow the instructions given. Either draw them exactly as you see them under the correct heading on your table OR cut and paste them into the correct heading in your table.

Monday Maths year 1 1. Draw a picture using only the following 2D shapes – squares, circles, triangles and rectangles. Follow the instructions from the Shapes instructional sheet. There is an example to show you what this activity means. (eg: you might draw a robot, a house, a car, etc…. but you can only use the 2D shapes to do this)

Tuesday Maths year 1 Part 1 Draw and copy this table into your books and complete for each heading.

2D Shapes Copy the name Draw the shape again underneath

rectangle

______

circle

______

triangle

______

square

______

Tuesday Maths year 1 Part 2 - Look around the house and backyard and draw all the shapes you see. Remember, 2D shapes are flat so whatever you see must be a flat object or thing. - Try to find 2 things that look like a circle, 2 things that look like a triangle, 2 things that look like a square and 2 things that look like a rectangle.  You must draw and copy this table into your books first and then, Write and draw your answers in the table below. What looks like a…….. Circle Triangle Square Rectangle

Wednesday Maths year 1 Draw this table into your book OR if you have a printer print this worksheet out.

Name of Shape: Name of Shape:

______How many sides? ______How many sides? ______

How many faces? ______How many faces? ______

How many corners? ______How many corners? ______

Name of Shape:

Name of Shape: ______

______How many sides? ______How many sides? ______How many faces? ______How many faces? ______

How many corners? ______How many corners? ______

side

corner

This is called a hexagon. It has ______sides. It has _____ corners.

Wednesday Maths year 1 Draw this table into your book OR if you have a printer print this worksheet out. Trace the shape Draw the shape Trace the shape Draw the shape Trace the shape

Trace the shape Draw the shape Trace the shape Draw the shape Draw the shape

Who am I? Some people say that I have 1 curved side and I have no corners. Draw me and write my name.

I have 4 sides and 4 corners. All my sides are the same. Draw me and write my name.

I have 6 sides and 6 corners. All my sides are the same. Draw me and write my name.

Thursday Maths year 1 Create a poster in your book or on coloured paper. You need to draw these shapes – circle, square, triangle, rectangle and hexagon. Write the names of the shapes. Write the features of the shapes - how many sides and corners they have.

 You can also add in any other 2D shape you know and rhombus if you like. Take a photo of your poster and send it to your classroom teacher. Grade 1 Maths Assessment task - Friday

This needs to be done BY YOURSELF Completed by: Friday 15th May 2020 Email to: [email protected]

This week we are looking at 2D shapes. Can you fill in the blanks on this table?

Picture of the shape Name of the shape How many sides? How many corners? Finding this at home (take photos or drawings) Circle 0 corners

Square

3 sides 3 corners

4 sides

Hexagon

Can you think of any 2D shapes we forgot? Write them here: You might even want to draw them underneath!