Shapes in Pictures: Outer Space | Worksheet - Free Printable

Let me systematically count all the circles in the image:

1. The purple planet with a ring (the planet itself is 1 circle)
2. The large white planet/celestial body in the center (1 circle)
3. The smaller planet/moon in the bottom left (1 circle)
4. The astronaut's helmet on the UFO (1 circle)
5. The three circles on the bottom of the UFO body (3 circles)
6. The three small circles for windows on the rocket (3 circles)

Additionally, I can see several small dots representing stars or space debris. Let me count these:
- There are approximately 10-15 small dots scattered throughout the image that appear to be circles.

For accuracy, let me count the small dots more carefully. Looking at the image, I can identify about 12 small circular dots representing stars or space debris.

So, adding up all the circles:
- Planets: 3
- Astronaut's helmet: 1
- UFO bottom circles: 3
- Rocket windows: 3
- Small star/dot circles: 12

Total: 3 + 1 + 3 + 3 + 12 = 22 circles

Now I can answer all three questions:

1. How many circles are there?
There are 22 circles in total.

2. What shapes are used to make the UFO?
The UFO is made using:
- A trapezoid for the main body
- A circle for the astronaut's helmet
- Three circles on the bottom of the UFO body
- Two elongated ovals or teardrop shapes for the legs/thrusters

3. What shapes are used to make the rocket?
The rocket is made using:
- A triangle for the main body
- Three circles for the windows
- Triangles for the fins at the bottom
- Curved shapes for the exhaust flames

This completes my analysis of the image and answers to all three questions.