shapes

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shapes

I see squares

  • Smith, Mary Lou
One of the most common shapes is the square. This book describes what a square is, and how readers can find it in the world today.
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I see rectangles

  • Lawrence, Elizabeth
Rectangles are all around. This book pairs words with pictures to help readers learn what a rectangle is, and how to identify it.
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I see circles

  • Lawrence, Elizabeth
Circles are everywhere. This book introduces readers to the circle shape, and features beautiful photos of circles in the world today.
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Tangrams and puzzles

fun, hands-on activities for learning math
  • Rapoport, Rebecca
Through a combination of math games, logic puzzles, activities, and hands-on demonstrations with things like prisms, kids will explore math concepts with renewed excitement.
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Geometry + topology

fun, hands-on activities for learning math
  • Rapoport, Rebecca
Through a combination of math games, logic puzzles, activities, and hands-on demonstrations with things like prisms, kids will explore math concepts with renewed excitement.
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Maps, curves, and fractals

fun, hands-on activities for learning with coloring maps, stitching curves, and fantastic fractals
  • Rapoport, Rebecca
Through a combination of math games, logic puzzles, activities, and hands-on demonstrations with things like prisms, kids will explore math concepts with renewed excitement.
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Pyramids

  • Furstinger, Nancy
Color photographs and simple text introduces pyramids along with examples of pyramids in the real world.
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Cones

  • Furstinger, Nancy
Color photographs and simple text introduces cone shapes and give examples of cones in the real world.
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Patterns on the farm

  • Felix, Rebecca
Illustrates examples of patterns found found on a farm. Learn to identify how repeating shapes, colors, or lines form a pattern.
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Patterns in the city

  • Felix, Rebecca
Illustrates examples of patterns found in an urban setting. Learn to identify how repeating shapes, colors, or lines form a pattern.
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