Shapes are all around us! From the round clock on the wall to the square tiles on the floor, 2D shapes make up the world we see. But what exactly are two-dimensional shapes? How can kids learn to ...

Two-dimensional (2D) shapes are completely flat. They cannot be picked up. 2D shapes can be found printed in a book or you can draw them on a piece of paper. 2D shapes have sides and corners (also ...

Shapes are everywhere. If you look around, you may be able to see circles, squares and even triangles in the furniture or the flooring. If you step outside, into a garden, park or even the grounds at ...

This 2D shapes poster pack is an essential resource for any primary classroom. It’s designed to help your pupils confidently recognise and describe shapes. Tailored to suit the progression of maths ...

Have your child watch The Golden Pyramid Problem. Ask her to pay special attention to the shapes she sees in the episodes. Explain to your child that the shapes in her paper Peg doll are flat, but ...

You probably learned all about plane shapes back in primary school. Triangles, squares, rectangles, circles, those basic 2D shapes we all had to memorize. But now that you’re an adult, have you given ...