1. Shape
LG: To compare and describe two dimensional shapes that result from combining common shapes 1
Explore the poster on 2D shapes With a partner identify where you may see these shapes in the real world. 2
Complete the 2 organiser neatly. 3
In your maths books use different 2D shapes in to fill a square.
Identify what 2D shapes you have used to fill each of your larger shapes. Upload a photo onto
© Auburn Primary School adapted from Lane Clark

3. What type of smaller shapes fit into this shape?
Name
Shape
Sides
Corners
What type of smaller shapes fit into this shape?
Square 4 4
You can fit four triangles
Triangle
Pentagon
Hexagon
Octagon

4. What type of smaller shapes fit into this shape?
Name
Sides
Corners
Rhombus
Rectangle
Parallelogram
Trapezium

5. What type of smaller shapes fit into this shape?
Name
Shape
Sides
Corners
What type of smaller shapes fit into this shape?
Triangle 3 3
You can fit four triangles
You can fit_____ triangles
You can fit____triangles
You can fit four triangles
You can fit ___ square, ___ rectangles and ___ triangles

6. What type of smaller shapes fit into this shape?
Name
Sides
Corners
What type of smaller shapes fit into this shape?
You can fit ___ square and ___ triangles
You can fit ___ different types of triangles

7. Extension House Draw a house that uses five different 2D shapes
Colour each shape in s different colour
Shape Snap
Make a set of matching cards using all of the shapes.
One card has the picture & one card has the name.
Find a friend to play with quietly