Geometry 4

When students learn about 3D shapes, they begin working with new vocabulary for different attributes of these figures. This catchy geometry song gives kids a visual lesson about how to identify faces, vertices and edges on 3D shapes. Your child will sing and watch along without realizing how much she's learning.

Scrumptious food has been pre-cut and needs to be packed up for a picnic—it's up to your kid to determine which fruits and veggies are sliced up into halves, thirds, and quarters. Children practice geometrical concepts by identifying which foods have been partitioned into equal amounts.

Your students will love this opportunity to practice reconstructive surgery on Muggo the Robot. This tangram not only helps bring Muggo back to life, but also brings new energy to young learners’ studies of how triangles, squares, and even parallelograms can fit together to create a larger shape.

Blast off into space with this Hexuzzle that gives second grade students a deeper understanding of hexagons through seeing how shapes fit together to form a hexagon. Rotating the hexagon gives students a different, simpler perspective of a shape that might previously have seemed inaccessibly complex.

Get your first or second grader's geometry knowledge into shape with this quick quiz on identifying shapes by attributes. After listening to the instructions, kids will click on the shape that best matches the clues given by the narrator. Also good for second grade, kids will work with triangles, rectangles, and other shapes.

Roly is one hungry cat! In this geometry game, kids must use a grid to split the lawn into equal parts, feeding Roly in the process. Great for visual learners, this game encourages children to explore how to divide a whole into halves, thirds, and quarters. They'll love making Roly munch through the grass, and teachers will love how much fraction practice kids get with this interactive game.

Muggo and Floyd like different shapes! Muggo likes 2D shapes like squares and triangles. Floyd likes 3D shapes like cubes and cylinders. In the game 2D and 3D Shape Sort: Car, first graders and second graders are challenged to help Muggo and Floyd pack the shapes that they like. Kids will practice identifying shapes, using visual attributes to label each shape as two-dimensional or three-dimensional. Bright colors and kid-friendly artwork make this geometry-themed sorting game engaging and fun.