Shape Learning Activity
Learn shapes with a fun hands-on activity. Playdough has always been most children’s top choice for playing. Playdough is especially fun and appealing to toddlers and preschoolers. Here you have 8 shapes you can offer your child as a fun play-based learning activity.
What are play base Shape Activities?
Play base shape activities are fun and hands-on activities. Play-based activities offer the opportunity for your child to explore, participate and learn through play. Children love to play whether it’s with a friend or by themselves. This shape activity offers a play-based learning experience. Children grasp the most knowledge and understanding when he or she actively engages in an activity.
Shape Learning Play Doh Card’s
⭐ Encourages your child to memorize shapes.
⭐ Encourages learning with a fun hands-on activity.
⭐ Encourage learning using their developmental skills.
⭐ Shape Recognition of 8 shapes.
Benefits of Shape Play Dough Card’s
Learning numbers with playdough have many benefits for your child. Your child will become familiar with numbers by actively creating them with the play dough.
Fine Motor Activity
Play-doh shape cards are a great activity to encourage fine motor development. Squeezing, rolling, and pushing the play dough with their little hands help to strengthen the muscles within their hands and wrist.
Speech and Language Development
You can use the playdough cards to show and tell your child the shapes. Repeated interactions with the activity cards will encourage your child to memorize his or her shapes. Your child will demonstrate communication development by pointing and or attempting to say the shapes.
Cognitive Development
It’s fun to see how fast children grasp information. Your child will begin to memorize the shapes upon viewing and seeing the shape cards frequently. He or she will continue to practice the activity and develop an understanding of shapes. Lastly, your child’s identification skills can be challenged by playing a shape recognition game. For example, ask your child to point to “square” out of three shapes. Observe how well your child has comprehended repetitional play. Once your child selected the “square” he or she learned to memorize, understand and identify shapes. In addition, continuous practice is recommended to encourage shape recognition skills.
Play-Doh Shape Cards Material
Play-Doh
Printer
Laminating Machine
Laminating Sheet
Scissors
Free #8 Shape Learning Printable Cards
