$125.00 – $170.00
Teach shapes kinesthetically with our My First Shapes Hop. This mat or sticker makes it fun to learn basic preschool and kindergarten shapes through pictures and words.
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Our materials support school curricula and are aligned with most state standards. See full crosswalk here.
The My First Shapes Hop makes it possible to teach preschool and kindergarten shapes with movement! This mat or sticker allows young students to get on their feet and move while participating in shape activities. Shapes for kindergarteners and preschoolers become an energetic and fun lesson!
The My First Shapes Hop depicts and names a circle, square, triangle, rectangle, half circle, rhombus, kite, and trapezoid. The bright colors and large shape graphics are sure to attract visual learners.
The My First Shapes Hop is available as a vinyl floor mat or a floor sticker, so you can choose the one that best suits your class’s needs. Our heavy-duty vinyl floor mats can easily be rolled up and stored away. Alternatively, to create a more permanent shapes diagram in your school, you can choose between our regular sticker for smooth floors or our carpet-friendly option.
Preschool and kindergarten students will excel at identifying, describing, tracing, and drawing shapes as they interact with this material. Both the mat and the sticker size have plenty of space for multiple students to learn together.
Furthermore, lots of shape activities for preschoolers and kindergarteners are possible with this product. Check out our activity database to see our ideas and additional resources.
Young students never like to sit still for long. So why not encourage movement while teaching preschool and kindergarten shapes?
Physical activity increases blood flow and oxygen in the brain. In turn, this improves learning comprehension and memory retention.
Introduce preschool shapes by having students identify the shapes as they jump down the mat or sticker. Play a game with kindergarten students where they recreate the shapes with popsicle sticks or pipe cleaners.
Students will develop shape recognition and become confident in geometry as a result of practice on this mat or sticker!
Built for Busy School Schedules
Identify your school’s grade levels and instructional priorities—we’ll recommend the kits and materials that best support your academic goals.
Our materials come with free, ready-to-use activities—making it easy for teachers to add movement to lessons with minimal prep.
Most activities require little to no prep. Just roll out the mat and start teaching with movement.
Use activities as warm-ups, classroom lessons, or interventions. Also add to family engagement events, summer learning, and afterschool programs.
Our U.S.-based support team is dedicated to helping your school succeed with movement-based learning. Easily plan virtual or in-person PDs for your staff.
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