Synopsis
⭐ Premium · Round roti, three-cornered samosa, square tiles: find circles, triangles and squares in a busy kitchen and draw them in the air.
What your child gets from this book
Best for: KG to Class 1.
Practises: telling circles, triangles and squares apart, counting corners, and spotting shapes at home.
How to read it together: trace each shape slowly in the air with your child’s finger.
Table of Contents
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1.
The Round Roti
Ammi rolls the dough. Round and round goes the rolling pin. Out comes a roti, flat and round.“That is a circle,” says Ammi. “A circle has no corners at all.”👉…
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The Crunchy Samosa
Next, Ammi folds samosas. Each one has three straight sides and three pointy corners.“That is a triangle,” says Ammi.👉 Count the corners: one, two, three. Now draw a triangle in…
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The Square Tiles
Yusuf looks down at the floor. It is covered in tiles. Each tile has four straight sides, all the same length, and four corners.“A square!” he shouts.👉 Count the corners…
What your child gets from this book
Best for: KG to Class 1.
Practises: telling circles, triangles and squares apart, counting corners, and spotting shapes at home.
How to read it together: trace each shape slowly in the air with your child’s finger.