2. Let’s Learn about Shapes! Lesson Quiz Introduction

3. - This non-linear PowerPoint is directed towards a preschool aged child. This assignment can be completed with minimal assistance from an adult, and after many repetitions, can be navigated without adult assistance. -Learning Objective- Students will recognize the following shapes; square, circle, triangle, diamond. -Early Learning Content Standard -Use patterns, relations, and functions -2. Identify, copy, extend and create simple patterns or sequences of sounds, shapes, and motions in the context of daily activities and play.

4. Directions Clicking the bottom, left corner will always take you back. Clicking the bottom right hand corner will always take you forward. BACKHOME Let’s get started!

5. Lesson 1- Square Squares have 4 sides. Squares look like a box. Every side is the same size. Square NextNext Lesson

6. Lesson 2- Circle Circles have only one, smooth side. Circles are round. Hula Hoops are circles. Circle NextNext Lesson

7. Lesson 3- Triangle Triangles have 3 sides. Triangles can be big, or small. Triangles have 3 points. Triangle NextNext Lesson

8. Lesson 4- Diamond Diamonds have 4 sides. Diamonds have 4 points. Diamonds look like a square, tipped on it’s side. Diamonds look like a kite! Diamond Next

9. You did it! You completed the lesson! Now that we know our shapes, let’s take the quiz! Quiz Lesson Home

10. Which shape is a square? a. b. c.

11. Oops! Try again! Back to Lesson Try again!

12. Wow! You did it! Next Quiz! Lesson Home

13. Which shape is a circle? a. b. c.

14. Oops! Try again!

15. Wow!

16. Quiz 3 Which shape is a triangle? a. b. c.

17. Oops! Try again!

18. You did it! Great Work!

19. Quiz 4- Diamond Which shape is a diamond? A. B. C.

20. Oops! Try again!

21. Wow!

22. Congratulations! Now you know 4 shapes that we see in our every day lives! When you go home today, try to see what shapes you can find in your house! I am so proud of you! Home Citation page

23. Citation Page In this assignment, I used graphics and sounds from Microsoft PowerPoint. I also referenced the Ohio Early Learning Content standards. Thanks for visiting!