Shape of the Week Program
$15.00 – $30.00
Sample Format: PDF Grade: Pre-K Pages: 100 BUNDLE & SAVE
Shape-of-the-Week curriculum is an interactive and low-prep preschool math program. Covering 10 unique shapes, our print-and-go curriculum is designed to keep your preschoolers engaged with interactive, hands-on activities. Students learn shape names, shape recognition, shape attributes and so much more! Our helpful preschool math curriculum includes circles, squares, triangles, ovals, rectangles, trapezoids, diamonds, hexagons, hearts, and stars. This 10-week curriculum is scheduled over a 4-day week and coordinates seamlessly with our Letter of the Week Notebook and our Number of the Week Preschool Curriculum.
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Description
Hands-On Preschool Math Curriculum
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Product Overview
The Shape-of-the-Week curriculum is a print-and-go, interactive and low-prep preschool math program, covering 10 basic shapes with engaging, hands-on activities and colorful worksheets. These basic shapes include circles, squares, triangles, ovals, rectangles, trapezoids, diamonds, hexagons, hearts, and stars. The 10-week curriculum is scheduled over a 4-day week using the following shapes lesson plan.
Covers Key Standards & Skills
What’s Included:
This set includes activity packs covering 10 shapes:
- 10 Preschool Shapes:
- Easy to Use Weekly Format
- Colorful Shape Charts
- Challenging Shape Mazes
- Shapes Tracing Worksheets
- Hands-On Shape Playdough Mats
- Hide and Seek Shapes Activity
- Cut and Paste Shapes Activity
- Shape Dab and Dot Worksheets
- Shapes Sorting Mat Game
Skills Covered:
This set covers important preschool math skills that will begin to build a foundation of geometry:
- Shape Recognition
- Shape Names & Words
- Shape Attributes
- Visual Discrimination Skills
- Logic & Reasoning
- Cutting & Pasting
- Shape Sorting
- Beginning Spatial Visualization & Transformation
Print & Go Curriculum!
How to Use:
Teaching shapes is simple with our engaging hands-on activity pages and our specially designed low-prep setup. This open and go program prints in the necessary order. Simply print the program and place it inside a three-ring binder and you’re set! For each of the 10 shapes, you’ll have a week’s worth of low-prep, hands-on learning resources. Here is a quick weekly overview:
Colorful Shape Charts
Introduce students to the shape of the week with a colorful visual chart featuring shape attributes. For best results, laminate shape charts and display them prominently in the classroom or homeschool setting.
Challenging Shape Mazes
A fun shape maze for students to build small motor control and problem-solving skills. Students learn about the shape’s symmetry and complete a dot-to-dot activity. These are great for building logic, reasoning, and fine motor skills as well as learning some key attributes of shapes.
Interactive Shape Tracing Worksheets
Students practice and build fine motor skills with tracing and drawing their shapes. Encourage students to use a variety of colors for each shape and focus on staying on the lines. These are great for placing inside page protectors and using with a dry erase marker.
Shape Playdough Activity Mats
Practicing fine motor skills, building shapes with playdough is a simple method for more hands-on activities. Students simply roll out the playdough and form it into a simple shape. Place inside page protectors or laminate for reuse.
Engaging Seek & Find Shapes
Students practice visual discrimination skills as they hunt for shapes. Each picture features engaging graphics for children to seek and find their shapes hidden throughout the scene.
Creative Shape Craftivity
This super fun cut and paste activity is easy and very low-prep with hands-on materials. Students continue to work on small muscle movements with scissors developing exciting scenes!
Fun Filled Shape Dab & Dot
A fun hands-on activity to fill in shapes by using preschool tools found in your classroom and homeschool like bingo daubers, stickers, small stamps, coins, or any other tactile manipulatives.
Stimulating Shape Sorting Games
Played single or multi-player, children simply choose an image and identify which shape is featured, then place it onto the correct sorting mat. Students will build key visual discrimination skills while determining what shape is most featured in each picture.
Suggested Materials:
play dough, colored pencils, bingo daubers, scissors, crayons (View Our Favorite Fine Motor Products Here)
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Sarah R. –
The kids have really enjoyed this program and are now pointing shapes out on our adventures, thank you so much.
Dagny C. –
I bought the alphabet, shapes, and numbers and enjoy them all.
Eva M. –
This resource helped me plan for my weekly activity guides I send to my students for distant learning.