LEARNING ABOUT 2D SHAPES grade 6-8 ELL students

 Hi teachers, 

I made a simple and fun PowerPoint lesson to help Grade 6–8 ELL students learn about 2D shapes and their attributes. I used clear pictures and easy words to show shapes like triangles, squares, rectangles, and other polygons. I also explained what makes each shape special—like how many sides or angles it has.

After the lesson, there is a fun activity. Students will be shown a shape on the screen, and students will hold up a card that matches the shape and its name. This is a great way for them to practice what they learned and stay active.

My students enjoyed it, and it helped them remember the shapes better. It was simple, fun, and a great way to support ELL learners in the classroom!

Feel free to utilize the slideshow below or edit it to your specific expectations. 

Happy learnings!

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Two Dimensional Shapes – Definition With Examples

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