This is the Power Point that I created for an Elementary Math class or a Special Education class in order to teach them basic shapes. I learned so much from this project. It really taught me what I need to know about using and creating power points as well as the usefulness in using power points to aid with lesson plans.

1. Kindergarten: Objective
3.01 Identify, build, draw, and name triangles,
rectangles, and circles; identify, build, and name
spheres and cubes.
Courtney Link
July 14, 2009

2.  Rectangles have 4 sides like a square.
 Their opposite sides are parallel to each
other
 The two sides across from each other are the
same length but different in length than the
other two, which are also the same.
 All angles are 90 degree angles.

3.  Squares also have 4 sides and 4 vertices
 Their four sides are all equal in length
 Their opposite sides are parallel to each
other
 All of the angels in a square are 90 degrees

4.  Triangles have 3 sides.
 They also have three angles.
 The sides can be different or equal to each
other in length.

5.  Circleshave no sides, edges, or corners.
 They are completely round.
 They resemble the shape of a ball.

6. This video will
teach you how to
draw certain
shapes and show
examples of these
shapes in real life
situations.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8ENor1NUlo

7.  Which one of the four shapes that we just
discussed do you see in this picture?

8.  This table top creates a rectangle!

9.  This table top creates a rectangle.

10.  Lookclosely at this picture. Which shape
that we learned today do you see in the
picture below?

11.  Great Job! The sign in this picture is a
triangle!

12.  The sign in this picture is a triangle.

13.  Whichshape that we have learned about do
you see in the picture below?

14.  This TV screen is in the shape of a square!

15.  This
TV screen is in the shape of a square.
Do you see the square?

16.  Which shape do you see in the picture below?
A rectangle? A circle? A square? A triangle?

17.  Excellent
job! The clock in this picture is in
the shape of a circle!

18.  The clock in this picture is in the shape of a
circle. Can you see the circle in the picture
below?

19.  Rectangle: www.srww.com/office_table/images
 Triangle: www.commons.wikimedia.org
 Square: www.childrentoday.com
 Circle: www.cartoonstock.com
 Drawing Shapes Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8ENor1NUlo