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Body Shape Formation

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Body Shape Formation

Join the Shape Movers! Explore how people can use their bodies to make shapes. Look closely at each shape, then solve the challenges. You can draw people as simple stick figures.

Shape warm-up

Meet the shapes the movers will make.

Triangle

Square

Circle

Rectangle

1.A team makes a triangle by standing at its three corners and stretching their arms to show its sides. How many straight sides does their triangle have?
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
2.Evie and her team make a square. Which statement about a square is true?
  • It has 4 equal straight sides
  • It has 3 straight sides
  • It has one curved edge
3.The Shape Movers are choosing shapes with straight sides. Tick every shape that fits: triangle, square, circle, rectangle.
4.A group joins hands to make a round shape with no corners. Which shape are they trying to make?
  • Circle
  • Triangle
  • Rectangle

Make and notice

Plan a body shape. Remember, stick figures are fine.

5.Draw three people making a triangle. Show the three corners and the sides between them.
6.To show the sides of a rectangle, two pairs of people face each other across the shape. Fill in the missing word: opposite sides run in the same direction and never meet, so they are .
7.The team stretches their arms farther apart to make a bigger triangle. What happens to the triangle's size?
8.True or false: A circle has corners.
TrueFalse
9.A square and a rectangle both have four corners. What is one way they are different?
10.Imagine six people making a shape together. Draw one shape they could make and write its name.

3 printable pages

  • Body Shape Formation, page 1 of 3: Shape warm-up

    Page 1

  • Body Shape Formation, page 2 of 3: Make and notice

    Page 2

  • Body Shape Formation, page 3 of 3: 9. A square and a rectangle both have four corners. What is one way they are

    Page 3

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