Good Morning, Nursery.

Well done for all of your hard work in Maths yesterday.

Today, we are going to be focussing on shapes.

Look at the photos of  shapes in the environment. Which shapes can you see?

 

 

      

Go on a shape hunt around your home and find as many shapes as you can.
Can you talk about the shapes that you have found?
What are the shapes called?
Which shape did you find the most?
Were there any shapes that you couldn’t find at all?

I am looking forward to hearing how you got on.
Love from Miss Siswick.

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25 comments on “Nursery Daily Maths: Thursday

  1. Good morning Miss Siswick,

    Nicolas recognised the square, circle and triangle without difficulties. He needed help with the rectangle. We have a lots of squares at home in form of Duplo blocks. Triangles are rare in our home.

    Greetings from Nicolas

  2. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Nicolas.

  3. Good morning Miss Siswick
    I found lots of rectangles and circles, a few squares but no triangle at all!

  4. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Gabriel.

  5. Adelaide says:

    Good Morning,

    Adelaide found the following shapes:

    Square, Rectangle, Circle, Triangle!

    She said that she saw more rectangles than any other shape, but there weren’t any hexagons!

  6. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Adelaide.

  7. Hello Miss Siswick
    Ania found and recognizes the square, rectangle, circle, triangle. Ania knows the shapes and knows what they look like, but sometimes she is confused by the names of a rectangle with a triangle.

  8. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Ania.

  9. Esmeralda says:

    Good morning Miss Siswick
    Esme found round, square, triangle, diamond, rectangle.
    The round shape is like a wheel
    Square like a window
    Triangle like an ice cream cone, roof
    Rectangle like doors

  10. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Esme.

  11. Mrs Rekkas says:

    Hello nursery I’m looking forward to hear about all the shapes you find.

  12. Alexander says:

    Good morning Miss Siswick,

    Alexander found squares, rectangles and circles but no triangles.

  13. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Alexander.

  14. Grace found:
    3 Squares – windows, toys and cushions
    11 Circles – inc. dart board, tyres, pot, footstall amongst others
    6 Rectangles – doors, bricks, mirror, picture, tv and toys
    2 Ovals – Eggs and a sign on the flat
    3 Triangles – on the cushion, a hair clip and a sail on a toy ship

    Grace wrote the numbers down on a piece of paper with the shapes. We were surprised we didn’t find more squares. The most were the things that were circles/circular shaped.

  15. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Grace.

  16. Good morning Nursery,

    Caspian recognised circle, rectangle, triangle, square, cone, star, heart, pyramid, diamond, heart.

  17. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Caspian.

  18. Hello nursery,

    Fiadh had fun looking for shapes in the house. She struggled to find triangles, but found some in a book.

  19. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Fiadh.

  20. James had lots of fun finding shapes with Amber. He used the correct 2D terminology for each shape. Squares and rectangles he found lots of. Triangles 1. He would find the shape on Amber’s 3d items. Eg a circle at the top of a cylinder.

  21. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, James and Amber.

  22. Dear Miss Siswick,

    Anna was able to recognise a square, a triangle, a circle shapes easily. We looked at rectangle shapes. Her favourite is the heart and star shape.

  23. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Anna.

  24. Victoire says:

    Good morning,

    Victoire recognized square, rectangle, round, triangle.

  25. Miss Siswick says:

    Well done, Victoire.

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