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Preparation: To use again and again, print on card stock and/or laminate before cutting out each shape.
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Shape Sorting
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Help early learners begin learning to classify through sorting shapes: circles, ovals, squares, rectangles and triangles.
Shapes can be sorting by…
- – shape only
- – color (red, green, blue, yellow, orange)
- – big or small
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