Basic Shapes

Color the circles. Trace the circles. Draw some circles on this free activity.

Trace and color the circles on the snowman picture.

Trace and color the hearts that make different parts of the cat picture. Color the picture. Then read and trace the word heart.

Trace and color the hearts in this cute owl picture. Then trace the word heart on the primary-ruled line.

Color the hexagons. Trace the hexagons. Draw some hexagons.

Trace and color the hexagons on the honeycomb picture.

Color the octagons. Trace the octagons. Draw some octagons.

Trace and color the octagons on the schoolhouse windows and stop sign in this picture.

Trace and color the ovals on the butterfly picture.

Color the rectangles. Trace the rectangles. Draw some rectangles.

Trace and color the rectangles on the castle picture.

Color each rhombus (diamond). Trace each rhombus. Draw some rhombuses.

Trace the rhombuses that make up the kite shapes. Then color the kites.

Color the squares. Trace the squares. Draw some squares.

Trace and color the squares on the window picture.

Color each star. Trace each star. Draw three stars.

Color the nighttime scene. Then trace and write the word star.

Color the trapezoids. Trace the trapezoids. Draw some trapezoids.

Trace and color the trapezoids on the rocket picture.

Color the triangles. Trace the triangles. Draw some triangles.

Trace and color the triangles on the sailboat picture.

Color the basic shapes different colors to reveal a sailboat on this geometry worksheet.

This is a fun printable worksheet where students will use different colors to complete the butterfly picture based on shapes.

This picture of a cat will be colored in by matching the basic shape to the color on this printable geometry worksheet.

Your students will think this cute dog picture formed with basic shapes is fun to color in.

On this worksheet, color the shapes in the fire truck picture using the color key.

This basic geometry coloring worksheet has students using a key to color in a fish.

Students will color in the shapes to reveal a frog on this printable basic shapes worksheet.

Use different colors based on the key at the bottom of this worksheet to reveal an owl formed with basic shapes.

Using the key at the bottom of this geometry worksheet, color in the picture of the rabbit.

This is a fun coloring worksheet that features basic shapes in the shape of a train.

On this worksheet, students will review 4 basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. They will determine which shape each object shown is. Objects are real-life things they've seen such as a round pizza, a pizza slice, a hanger, a clock, and a book.

Draw lines to match the four basic shapes to the real-life objects of the same shape.

Trace the circle, square, rectangle, trapezoid, octagon, and triangle on this free activity.

Trace and color the circle, rectangle, triangle, hexagon, and octagon. Write the number of sides for each.

Cut and glue each shape next to its name. Shapes include square, octagon, hexagon, trapezoid, triangle, and rectangle.

Students will label the shapes that make up the different parts of the train. Shapes include circle, square, rectangle, and triangle.

With this worksheet, students will label the shapes that make up the picture of the house, writing their answers on primary lines.

Match the circles, rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, hexagons, octagons, and diamonds in this two-player memory-match game.

Color the basic shapes the correct color. Shaped include squares, rectangles, hexagons, trapezoids, triangles, and circles.

Color three circles, 3 rectangles, 3 squares, 3 triangles, and 3 trapezoids.

Color the basic shapes on the robot according to the key. Shaped include squares, rectangles, hexagons, circles, and triangles.

Count the squares, triangles, rectangles, trapezoids, hexagons, and circles.

Practice very basic shape recognition with this worksheet. Students will color the two shapes that are the same in each row.

This anchor chart is a great reference tool for students learning about shapes, vertices, and sides. It includes examples of a square, circle, rectangle, triangle, oval, rhombus, trapezoid, pentagon, hexagon, and octagon. It also includes how many vertices and sides each shape has.

Print out this customizable award to give to students once they've gotten the hang of basic shapes.

This printout has the words and corresponding pictures for 13 basic, 2-dimensional shapes. Cut them out and hang them as a word wall in your classroom.