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1 Let’s play with shapes! play

2 circle What shape is this? This is a …………….. Try again circle square
oval triangle rectangle Try again hexagon circle octagon This is a …………….. diamond

3 triangle What shape is this? This is a …………….. Try again circle square
oval triangle rectangle Try again hexagon triangle octagon This is a …………….. diamond

4 square What shape is this? This is a …………….. Try again circle square
oval triangle rectangle Try again hexagon square octagon This is a …………….. diamond

5 oval What shape is this? This is an …………….. Try again circle square
triangle rectangle Try again hexagon oval octagon This is an …………….. diamond

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