Let’s solve this step by step.
We have a color key that tells us which color to use for each shape:
- Green = square
- Red = rectangle
- Yellow = triangle
- Blue = circle
Now, let’s look at the truck drawing and find each shape inside it.
First, count the
squares:
- There are 2 big squares in the top part (windows).
- There are 2 small squares on the sides near the back (exhaust or lights?).
→ That’s 4 squares total → Color them
green.
Next, count the
rectangles:
- The main body of the truck is one big rectangle.
- The cab (top part where windows are) is another rectangle.
→ That’s 2 rectangles → Color them
red.
Then, count the
triangles:
- In the middle of the truck body, there are 2 triangles pointing toward each other (like a V shape).
→ That’s 2 triangles → Color them
yellow.
Finally, count the
circles:
- Each wheel has an outer circle and an inner circle (hubcap).
→ So 2 wheels × 2 circles each = 4 circles → Color them
blue.
Wait — let’s double-check the circles. Are both the outer tire and inner hubcap considered separate circles? Yes, because they’re drawn as two distinct circular shapes per wheel.
So:
- Squares: 4 → green
- Rectangles: 2 → red
- Triangles: 2 → yellow
- Circles: 4 → blue
That covers all the shapes in the truck.
Final Answer:
Color 4 squares green, 2 rectangles red, 2 triangles yellow, and 4 circles blue.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of geometric shape worksheet.