rectangles

Simple text and colorful illustrations help young children identify rectangles in the world around them.

Looks at different items that are shaped like rectangles.

Illustrations, photographs, and text in both Spanish and English depict everyday objects that are rectangles, including playing cards, signs, currency, and sticks of gum.

Presents simple sentences with full-color photographs to introduce early readers to the rectangle shape.

Examines the history and buildings of Washington, D.C., and uses that study to explain how to measure the areas of rectangles.

A boy writing a report on rectangles notes all of the places he sees the four-sided shape throughout his day at school.

Full-color illustrations and simple rhyming text teach young readers about things that are in the shape of a rectangle.

Photographs and simple text describe various objects that are shaped like rectangles.

An introduction to rectangles, explaining what they are, and featuring photographs that show some of the many different places rectangles can be found in the city.