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Geometry Skills Practice: Symmetry, Angles, and Shape Sorting

Six independent questions that build early geometry reasoning through symmetry, right angles, equal sides, and sorting shapes by attributes.

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Geometry Skills Practice: Symmetry, Angles, and Shape Sorting

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Today I am practising: Identifying symmetry, right angles, and defining attributes of common polygons.

1

A rectangle is shown with a line drawn down its middle. Does the line divide the rectangle into two matching halves?

2

A square is shown. How many right angles does the square have?

3

Three shapes are shown: a circle, a triangle, and a square. Which shape has exactly four equal sides and four right angles?

4

A shape has five straight sides and five corners. What is the name of this shape?

5

A picture shows a heart shape split by a vertical line. Is the heart symmetric across that line?

6

Four shapes are shown: triangle, square, rectangle, circle. Sort them into two groups: shapes with all straight sides and shapes with a curved side.

Grown-up guide
  1. Offer a ruler or straight edge for drawing, remind the learner to check each answer once, and discuss any miss by asking what attribute was missed.