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2D Shape Animal Challenge

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Overview:

Students draw or construct an animal using at least four different 2D shapes. Designed for early to middle years students.

Learning Objectives:

Apply knowledge of 2D shapes to create a meaningful design.
Develop creativity and spatial awareness through drawing or constructing.
Recognise how different shapes can be combined to form objects.

How the Activity Works:

Students use at least four different 2D shapes to design an animal. They can either draw their creation or use materials like cut-out shapes or pattern blocks to construct it. This activity encourages creativity while reinforcing students’ understanding of shape properties and composition.

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