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Shapes Are Fun!
Katja Spitzer
Hardcover (Flying Eye Books, Sept. 27, 2016)Perfect for small hands, this mini-hardback book is a playful introduction to shapes. The newest in the Little Books for Little Hands series sees Katja Spitzer's quirky illustrations taking a joyful trip to the beach to teach young children the simple vocabulary of the popular vacation spot. Let's go to the beach!
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Fun With Shapes
Tom Malensek
Paperback (Trafford Publishing, June 1, 2007)None
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Shadows Are Fun
Kanika G
language (, Aug. 16, 2016)This is a collection of 2 stories, where Tania has fun with shadows. It is the 7th book in the Tania Anthology Series.The Blackout: The housing society where Tania lives, has a blackout. So Tania and her friends come up with an innovative way o entertain everyone, making the most of the darkness. Read on to find out how.Tania Gets Stitches: Tania has a bad fall and needs stitches. She is terrified. But the doctor tells her about a magic injection that will make all the pain go away. He also tells her how they take photographs of bones. Amazing, isn't it? Read on to find out.
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Fun with Shapes
Peter Patilla, Brigitte McDonald
Paperback (Chrysalis Books, April 9, 1999)Rare Book
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Fun with Shapes
Jen Selinsky
Hardcover (Pen It! Publications, LLC, June 18, 2019)Fun with Shapes by Jen Selinsky is an adorable way to teach your children their shapes. Let "Kevin" walk your child through all of the different shapes, having fun while learning.
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Fun Shapes Around Us
Lyle Amorest
Paperback (Independently published, March 25, 2018)Shapes here, shapes there, shapes are everywhere. Let's go have fun and learn the variety of the shapes everywhere.
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Fun With Shapes
Fedelia Grandison, Wendy Gift
Paperback (A & B Book Dist Inc, Sept. 1, 1997)we are making a safe trip with these shapes as our guide. Example - diamond, like a kite in the sky. The afrocentric children make learning fun.
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Fun with Shapes
Jen Selinsky
Paperback (Pen It! Publications, LLC, June 18, 2019)Fun with Shapes by Jen Selinsky is an adorable way to teach your children their shapes, Let "Kevin" walk your child through all of the different shapes, having fun while learning!
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Fun with Shapes
Tisha Hamilton, Amy Vangsgard
Board book (Reader's Digest, March 22, 2005)There are circles and squares and other shapes everywhere in this playful book. Learning about shapes is easy and fun, thanks to the 16 play pieces included. The circles, square, triangles, and rectangles fit into recessed shaped spaces on each page. Youngsters are directed to find the correctly shaped pieces and fit them into the appropriate spaces. Children can mix and match the shaped pieces and use them to do a variety of matching and shape recognition activities.
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Fun With Shapes
Peter Patilla
Library Binding (Millbrook Press, Sept. 1, 1998)Uses a variety of picture puzzles to teach the basic geometric concept of shape
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Fun With Shapes
Learning Company Books
Paperback (Learning Co, June 1, 2004)None
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Fun with Shapes
R. Van Der Meer
Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, July 13, 1990)Asks the reader to match objects on one page with the appropriate shape on a spinning wheel on the facing page.
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