Shapes

Color the shapes in geometry. Complete coloring the shapes colorfully according to the mentioned color. This activity develops an understanding and learning the different types of shapes in geometry.

Kids can learn from here how to draw shapes like square, rectangle, triangle and circle. These math coloring worksheets on shapes motivate the kids to learn geometry. Math Only Math is based on the premise that children do not make a distinction between play and work and learn best when learning becomes play and play becomes learning.


Count and color the shapes:







1.

(a) What is the color of the circle?

(b) How many circles are there in the above picture count them and write the number in words and numerals?

(c) Color all the circles in the above picture in red.




2.

(a) What is the color of the rectangle?

(b) How many rectangles are there in the above picture count them and write the number in words and numerals?

(c) Color all the rectangles in the above picture in blue.





3.

(a) What is the color of the triangle?

(b) How many triangles are there in the above picture count them and write the number in words and numerals?

(c) Color all the triangles in the above picture in green.







4.

(a) What is the color of the square?

(b) How many squares are there in the above picture count them and write the number in words and numerals?

(c) Color all the squares in the above picture in orange.


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Free kindergarten math printable worksheets have been graded systematically to help children progress naturally.


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