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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Flipping Over Shapes




My kids come with limited school experiences and often need more work with shapes. This can be done through patterning, sorting, and literature. Here is a flip book I made to help them practice cutting and pasting shapes they might see in the real world. The graphics are by DJInkers and can be purchased at their site. Here is a copy for you and let me know how your students like it.Click here for the download and I hope it helps your students.

32 comments:

Anonymous said...

Great flip book to help reinforce those shape concepts. Do you have a copy I can download?

TeachinginHeels@gmail.com

Kinderglynn said...

I would love a copy too. This would make a great center this week! THanks
Donna
kinderglynnclass@gmail.com

Katy said...

Thanks for this! I love your shape activities. This will make a nice review station next week. :)

Katy
Kindergarten Katy

Anonymous said...

This is wonderful! I think we will use this in our math center - we just finished talking about basic shapes. Thank you so much for sharing :o)

So Then There Were 2

Pam said...

Thank you Fran.. I was in the middle of making things for this week for my kinders with shapes. Just like you, my kiddos come in with limited experiences and needed more practice. Thank you for the flip book. It is perfect!

We Teach Like A Rockstar said...

I just LOVE it. Thanks for sharing!!!

rooneyhunt said...

Hi Fran,

Thanks for sharing another great resource! This will be perfect! :)


~ Amy

Sarah said...

Awesome!! LOVE IT! Will be looking for a way to use that in my classroom ASAP! Thanks for sharing!!


Good Luck !! You will do GREAT at presenting!! You have great things to share with others!!

Thanks
Sarah Hetrick

Tessa said...

Thanks Fran! My darlings this year have VERY limited experience. It has been awhile since I have had a group that needs this much help on a few of the things I take for granted (i.e. pencil holding, scissor use, etc..and colors and shapes) So, thanks for sharing this. It will come in handy!
Tessa
Spotlight on Kindergarten

Teach Run Repeat said...

This is really cool...thanks for sharing!

christen said...

Thank you very much! It's very good!

Anonymous said...

Thank you for sharing this Fran! You are always so generous!

Desiree Wong said...

i love it! my kids will love it! thanks!

Roo said...

Thanks, Fran. I tested this out on my son and he loved it.

andrea said...

This is great to use for my kinder kids for a review. We also include the shapes rhombus(diamond) and elipse(oval). Love your stuff!!

Giggles and Squeals said...

So simple and so cute! Thank you for sharing!

Beth said...

Hi Fran,

LOVE this! Thanks so much!

Elizabeth Polston said...

Thanks for the new flip book! This is a great resource once again!

Deedee Wills said...

Um... have I told you lately how much you ROCK?!!! I love your little books! Can I add this to next week's "Peek at my Week?"

Mrs. Wills Kindergarten

Fran Kramer said...

Deedee,
I would love it if your class used this next week. I am so happy you have use for it. Thanks for those awesome words!
Fran

kool kindergarten kids said...

Thanks again for sharing your "awesomeness"! Can't wait to use it this week!

Jodi said...

Fran, you are such a blessing to me! As a new teacher, I am so grateful for all of the great resources that you share :) Thank you for being so generous with your time and your talents!

Sue said...

Thank you for sharing. This activity is wonderful. I am trying to create work stations in my classroom and this will really help to add something new.
:) Sue
http://theverybusykindergarten.blogspot.com/

beachliesl said...

Thanks for this, Fran! I definitely can use this with my kiddos...

Liesl

Dian said...

My Google Docs is almost full with your wonderful ideas! Thanks so much for sharing!!! Dian

Erin Eberhart said...

Awesome - I cannot wait to place in a math work station for review :) Thanks for sharing.

Random question....didn't you post color cards on your blog not too long ago? You had the color word on one card and a color on the other for students to match? Am I dreaming this...I got them from somewhere and would bet I got them from YOU! Where might I find those on your site, if so?! :)
Thanks Fran.
Erin
http://eberhartsexplorers.blogspot.com/

M&D's Mommy said...

Just found your blog and I love it! Thank you. I have a technical question. When I print out the shape flip book the "name_____" part does not print. Neither does the little note on the 3rd page. Do I need to download a special font? Thanks.

Shauna said...

I have loved your blog from the very first post. I am excited to print this shape book out to use with my little ones.
Thanks for sharing all of your fabulous ideas with us!
Shauna
myshaenoel.blogspot.com

Amy said...

Thanks for sharing this. It will be a perfect activity to do with my Young Fives!

Amber said...

Thanks. Great for a review basic shapes and a useful scissors activity for my preschoolers. The word above the shape is perfect for reinforcing that letters together make a word.

I'm Krysti said...

Hi Fran,
I am a HUGE fan of your blog and I am always blown away by your incredible generosity. I have a question regarding DJ Inkers. Because of all of the wonderful things that you create using their things, I have begun to use them a lot. I have purchased A LOT of their animal sets and they are so adorable. I am being observed on Monday and am currently trying to make a shapes lesson and want to know which set the graphics came from for these shapes and solid objects in the shapes flip book???? I have searched the DJ inkers site and can't seem to figure it out so I thought I would ask you. Thanks a million for all of your work that you share and sell, it is so appreciated!

Fran Kramer said...

Krysti,
You will find those graphics in DJInkers Early Years. It's a CD that is perfect for this grade. Good luck and I know you will be great!
Fran