The Shapes Game By: Mrs. Stephens

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The Shapes Game By: Mrs. Stephens These can be changed to reflect your school’s specific rules.

Guess the shape: Click on The correct Answer.

Question 1: What shape is this? A. Triangle B. Cylinder C. Square

Question 2: What shape is this? A. Circle B. Hexagon C. Triangle

Question 3: What shape is this? A. Cone B. Rectangle C. Square *Change this verbiage to the language your school uses. What shape is this? A. Cone B. Rectangle C. Square

Question 4: What shape is this? A. Triangle B. Hexagon C. Circle

Question 5: What shape is this? A. Cone B. Sphere C. Circle

QUESTION: 6 What shape is this? A. Rectangle B. Square C. Cylinder

QUESTION 7: What shape is this? A. Cone B. Circle C. Cube

QUESTION 8: What shape is this? A. Hexagon B. Triangle C. Square

QUESTION 9: What shape is this? A. Circle B. Rectangle C. Cone Finish – Back to Start

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