Frog Hops on Shape Stones
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Big or small, turned or tipped, a shape keeps its name.
Name the stones
Finn the frog hops across the pond on shape stones. Write the name of each stone. Use the word bank.
1.
Finn hops on this stone. It points to the side.
Finn hops on this stone. It points to the side.
This stone is a .
2.
This small stone is tipped up on one corner.
This small stone is tipped up on one corner.
This stone is a .
3.
This big stone stands up tall.
This big stone stands up tall.
This stone is a .
4.
This tiny stone is turned a little.
This tiny stone is turned a little.
This stone is a .
Find the path
Look at all the stones. Some are turned, but each one keeps its name.
5.
Finn hops only on square stones. How many square stones are there?
Finn hops only on square stones. How many square stones are there?
There are square stones.
6.
Finn's sister hops only on rectangle stones. Which stones are rectangles? Choose every letter.
Finn's sister hops only on rectangle stones. Which stones are rectangles? Choose every letter.
7.
Lena finds a big stone and a small, turned stone. Are they the same shape?
Lena finds a big stone and a small, turned stone. Are they the same shape?
Sand toys by the pond
Gabe plays with sand toys at the edge of the pond. Name each solid shape.
8.
Gabe turns his sand mold upside down. What shape is it?
Gabe turns his sand mold upside down. What shape is it?
9.
Gabe's pail tips over and lies on its side. What shape is it?
Gabe's pail tips over and lies on its side. What shape is it?
10.
Match each sand toy to its shape name.
11.
Circle every cone. Some are big, some are small, and some are turned.