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<p>Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimensional shapes (circles, trian gles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle).</p><p>Lesson Seed: My Shape Book (Lesson seeds are ideas for the domain/cluster/standard that can be used to build a lesson. Lesson seeds are not meant to be all-inclusive, nor are they substitutes for instruction.)</p><p>Domain: Geometry Cluster: Identify and describe two-dimensional shapes (circles, triangles, rectangles; including a square which is a special rectangle. Standard(s): PK.G.A.1: Match like (congruent and similar) shapes PK.G.A.2: Group the shapes by attributes</p><p>Purpose/Big Idea: Students will identify and describe two-dimensional shapes and match similar shapes when given various two-dimensional shapes. Students will also be able to explain the groupings made when sorting. Students will identify shapes found in their environment.</p><p>Materials: Shapes, Shapes, Shapes by Tana Hoban (or other shape book with photographs of real objects) Magazine pages Resource Sheets1A-E: My Shape Book Pages Glue Scissors</p><p>Activity: Read Shapes, Shapes, Shapes, noting all the real life objects that re various shapes. After reading, show children one of the pages from a magazine and the My Shape Book pages. Ask volunteers to find a shape on the page. Cut the shape out and ask a volunteer to glue it on the page that has a shape that is the same. Repeat. Over the course of a few days, allow students to add shapes to their own booklets. Allow students to share why they sorted the shapes the way they did.</p><p>Guiding Questions: What real world shapes did you find? Why did you sort the pictures the way that you did? Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimensional shapes (circles, trian gles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle).</p><p> How are these shapes alike? How are they different? If I turn this picture like this, does it change the shape? Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimension al shapes (circles, triangles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle). Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimension al shapes (circles, triangles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle). Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimension al shapes (circles, triangles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle). Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimension al shapes (circles, triangles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle). Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimension al shapes (circles, triangles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle). Prekindergarten: Unit PK.G.A.1-2, Identify and describe two-dimension al shapes (circles, triangles, rectangles; including a square, which is a special rectangle).</p>
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