Kids Academy worksheet for learning shapes with a fun outdoor scene.

Let’s go through the task step by step.

The worksheet says:
“Name the shapes you see. Color the picture.”

So, we need to:
1. Look at each part of the drawing and name the basic geometric shapes we can find.
2. Then, color the whole picture (but since this is text-based, we’ll just list the shapes).

Let’s break down the image:

🔹 House:
- The main body of the house is a rectangle.
- The roof is made of two triangles (one on top of the rectangle, and one smaller triangle for the front gable).
- The chimney on top is a rectangular prism (in 2D, it looks like a rectangle or square — but since it’s drawn with depth, it’s a 3D shape).
- The window is a square (or rectangle — in this case, it looks like a square with a small rectangle below it for the sill).
- The door is a rectangle.

🔹 Sun:
- The sun is a circle.

🔹 Tree:
- The tree’s canopy is an oval (or ellipse).
- The trunk is a rectangle.

🔹 Boat:
- The sail is a triangle.
- The hull (bottom) is a rectangle.
- There’s also a small triangle for the flag.

🔹 Cat:
- The head is a circle.
- The ears are triangles.
- The body is a triangle.
- The paws are semicircles (half circles).

🔹 Pond/Lake:
- The water is an oval (ellipse).

🔹 Grass/Hill:
- The green area under the house and tree is a curved shape, but if we simplify, it’s like a wavy rectangle or just a field — not a strict geometric shape, so we might skip naming it unless required.

Now, let’s list all the clear geometric shapes we can name:

✔ Circle (sun, cat’s head)
✔ Triangle (roof, sail, cat’s body and ears, flag)
✔ Rectangle (house body, door, window frame, tree trunk, boat hull, chimney base)
✔ Square (window — if it’s equal sides)
✔ Oval (tree canopy, pond)
✔ Semicircle (cat’s paws)

Note: The chimney is technically a rectangular prism, but in 2D worksheets like this, kids often call it a “rectangle” or “box shape.” We’ll keep it simple.

Final list of shapes to name:
- Circle
- Triangle
- Rectangle
- Square
- Oval
- Semicircle

(If the student is very young, they might just say “box” for rectangle/square, but we’ll use proper names.)

Now, the coloring part — since we can’t color here, we just note that the student should color each shape as they like!

Final Answer:
Circle, Triangle, Rectangle, Square, Oval, Semicircle