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Match, Count, & Learn Shapes & Names Printable for Kids

I am thrilled to have finally found the time to make these Free Shape Printables because I have been designing them in my head for awhile. I made them so they can be used in multiple ways. Each shape card comes with the shape, name, number of points, and dots matching the number of points.


The names of the shape and number of points are color coordinated to match the color of the shape, so even children you can’t read the word are still able to label the shape. The dots on the shapes can be used to place small objects on, marked with do-a-dot markers, used as a clip card with clothespins, or can help with counting. You may also notice that the shapes are in rainbow order as a visual cue to help kids put them in order according to the amount of points.  There are 13 cards total starting with a circle and ending with an octagon.

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 I would love to hear what other fun things you come up with using our Shapes Printable.

Update: I forgot to include a diamond the first time I shared this printable, it has now been added in :). 

Free Printable: Shapes Printable

Download available via Google Drive. You do not need a Google account to download.
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Love, Katie & the Kiddos

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