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I Can Draw Shapes Printable Book

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“I Can Draw Shapes” – Each page has dashed shapes with simple text. Students trace, color, and read!  Shapes include circle, square, triangle, rectangle, and oval.  The sentence pattern is “I can draw a [name of shape].”

I Can Draw Shapes Printable Book

Related Common Core Standards:  Kindergarten > Math > Geometry:

  • Identify and describe shapes.
  • Analyze, compare, create, and compose shapes.

 

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