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Shape-of-the-Week is a no-prep, print-&-go curriculum that covers 10 exciting shapes!  With daily hands-on activities, students learn about circles, triangles, squares and more.  Scheduled over a 4-day week, this set coordinates perfectly with our Letter of the Week and our Learn to Read Curriculum.
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Shape-of-the-Week is a no-prep, print-&-go curriculum that covers 10 exciting shapes!  With daily hands-on activities, students learn about circles, triangles, squares and more.  Scheduled over a 4-day week, this set coordinates perfectly with our Letter of the Week and our Learn to Read Curriculum.
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Shape-of-the-Week covers 10 different shapes over a 10-week period.  Each week includes 4-days of activities and hands-on learning designed to keep little minds engaged.  This curriculum is print-&-go, meaning you can print it out, place it in a three-ring binder, and everything is presented in the order needed during the 10-week program.
- Circles
- Squares
- Triangles
- Ovals
- Rectangles
- Trapezoids
- Diamonds (Optional Rhombus Alternative)
- Hexagons
- Hearts
- Stars
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Monday:
Shape Chart:Â Introduce students to the shape of the week with a colorful chart that features the shape attributes. We suggest laminating these charts and hanging them in the classroom or on a morning board.
Shape Maze: A fun shape maze for students to build small motor control and problem-solving skills. Students learn about the shape's symmetry and complete a dot-to-dot activity.
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Tuesday:
Shape Trace: Students practice tracing and drawing their shapes. Encourage students to use different colors for each shape and to do their best to stay on the lines.  This is a great activity to build fine-motor skills.
Shape Playdough Mat:Â A simple way to get students working with their hands. We recommend laminating the playdough mats so they can be used over and over again. Â Students roll out the play dough and form it into the shape.
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Wednesday
Shape Find:Â Students practice visual discrimination skills as they hunt for shapes. Each picture features engaging graphics for children to seek and find their shapes hidden through-out the scene.
Shape Craftivity: A fun cut and paste activity featuring the shape of the week. These are super simple and very low-prep often only requiring construction paper and glue.  Students work on key scissor skills as they build scenes on their paper.
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Thursday:
Shape Dab-&-Dot: A fun hands-on on activity to build shapes. Â Provide students with bingo daubers, stickers, small stamps, coins, or any other tactile manipulative to fill in their shape.
Shape Sort Game: Â This weekly game can be printed and added to each week. Children choose an image and identify which shape is featured and place it onto the correct sorting mat. Â This game can be played as multiplayer with each student choosing a shape mat and placing the cards upside down in the center. Â Students take turns drawing a card and the first one to fill up their shape board wins.
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