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2d Shapes

What shape am I? Circle

What shape am I? Triangle (equilateral)

What shape am I? Square

What shape am I? Rectangle

What shape am I? Hexagon

What shape am I? Octagon

Shapes Triangles 3D Shapes 2D Shapes

Square

Circle

Semi Circle

Triangle

Rectangle

Hexagon

Octagon

Can you guess the shape?

I am a flat shape. I have 4 straight sides. I have 4 corners. I have two short sides and two long sides. I’m a rectangle! What shape am I?

I am a flat shape. I have 1 curved side. I have no corners. I am a oval! What shape am I?

All my sides are the same length. I am a flat shape. I have 4 straight sides. I have 4 corners. All my sides are the same length. What shape am I? I’m a square!

I am a flat shape. I have 6 straight sides. I have 6 corners. What shape am I? I am a hexagon!

I am a flat shape. I have 1 straight side. I have 1 curved side. I’m a Semi-circle! I have 2 corners. What shape am I?

I am a flat shape. I have 1 curved side. I have no corners. What shape am I? I’m a circle! I am a?

I am a flat shape. I have 3 straight sides. I have 3 corners. What shape am I? I’m a triangle!

I am a flat shape. I have 8 straight sides. I have 8 corners. What shape am I? I’m an octagon!