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Shapes & Colours
Name nine shapes and six colours, then find them in a row. Each colour has its own pattern, so no card needs colour alone. English and Bulgarian, no sound.
For young children learning shapes, their sides and corners, and the names of colours. Each card shows one or a few shapes and asks about them, then names the shape and its colour. Every colour also has its own pattern, so no card relies on colour alone. English and Bulgarian, with no sound.
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Version 1.0.1 · 120 KB · 12 items · 2 activities
Languages: en, bg · Resource licenses: CC0-1.0
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How it plays
Each card shows its question, leaves a pause to recall the answer, then reveals it. A run goes through every card once.
- Shapes and colours · English · 12 cards · the question for 7 s, 3 s to recall, the answer for 8 s · about 5 minutes in all
- Фигури и цветове · Bulgarian · 12 cards · the question for 7 s, 3 s to recall, the answer for 8 s · about 5 minutes in all
What's on the cards
All 12 cards, in English: the question, then the answer it reveals.
- What shape is this?A circle. It is round and has no corners. This circle is red.
- What shape is this? Count its corners.A triangle: three sides and three corners. This one is blue, with stripes.
- What shape is this? Look at its sides.A square: four sides, all the same length, and four square corners. This one is yellow, with dots.
- Four sides, but not all the same length. What shape is this?A rectangle: two long sides and two short sides. This one is green, with slanted stripes.
- What shape is this? Count its points.A star with five points. This one is orange, with checks.
- Round, but stretched like an egg. What shape is this?An oval. It has no corners, like a circle, but it is longer one way. This one is purple, with a grid.
- Bees build honeycomb cells in this shape. How many sides does it have?Six. A shape with six sides is a hexagon. This one is blue, with stripes.
- Four sides the same length, standing on a corner. What shape is this?A rhombus, often called a diamond. It is like a square pushed over. This one is red.
- How many sides does this shape have?Five. A shape with five sides is a pentagon. This one is green, with slanted stripes.
- Which shape has three corners: the one on the left, in the middle or on the right?The triangle, on the right. It is red. The circle has no corners and the square has four.
- Which shape is purple: the star, the oval or the square?The oval, in the middle: purple, with a grid. The star is orange with checks; the square is blue with stripes.
- Which of these shapes could roll along the floor?The circle, in the middle. It has no corners, so it can roll. Corners stop the triangle and the square.
Credits and review status
Original text was drafted for Denframe with AI assistance. Shapes & Colours' pictures are original drawings made in code by Denframe (CC0); every colour has its own pattern, so no card relies on colour alone. It has no sound. Downloaded files preserve their credits.
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