Two-Dimensional Shapes Identification Worksheet 
Name square, circle, triangle, hexagon. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Two-Dimensional Shapes Counting Worksheet 
Count straight sides and corners on rectangle, triangle, circle, oval. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Two-Dimensional Shapes Counting Worksheet 
Count straight sides and corners on square, oval, triangle, rectangle. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Two-Dimensional Shape Matching Worksheet 
Name hexagon, rectangle, square, oval. Connect shapes to their names.
Two-Dimensional Shapes Sides and Corners Worksheet 
Count straight sides and corners on square, hexagon, circle, oval. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Two-Dimensional Shape Names Worksheet 
Name oval, rectangle, triangle, hexagon. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Two-Dimensional Shapes Worksheet 
Name square, oval, triangle, hexagon. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Two-Dimensional Shapes Counting Worksheet 
Count straight sides and corners on oval, rectangle, square, hexagon. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Two-Dimensional Shapes Matching Worksheet 
Name rectangle, hexagon, triangle, oval. Connect shapes to their names.
Two-Dimensional Shapes Sides and Corners Worksheet 
Count straight sides and corners on rectangle, triangle, oval, square. Write answers in the provided spaces.
Next Whole Number to 20 Worksheet 
Kids may count out loud easily, then stall when they have to pick the number that comes next on paper. This page gives 1st graders a calm, focused way to practice choosing the next whole number up to 20.
Where Are the Shapes? Position Worksheet 
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the oval directly right of the triangle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Position Worksheet 
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the oval directly left of the rectangle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet 
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the hexagon directly left of the oval, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet 
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the oval directly below the circle, then use each new reference shape.
