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  • Recognizing and identifying basic shapes such as circles, squares, and rectangles.
  • Understanding the concept of geometry by creating and manipulating different shapes.
  • Practicing counting by making balls or other shapes and counting them.
  • Exploring sorting and categorizing shapes based on attributes such as color or size.
  • Developing spatial awareness and visual perception by manipulating and arranging the play doh into different formations.

Continued development can be encouraged by:

  • Introducing more complex shapes such as triangles and hexagons.
  • Creating patterns using different colored play doh.
  • Introducing measurement concepts by comparing the size of different play doh creations.
  • Using play doh to reinforce addition and subtraction concepts by creating groups of play doh balls and combining or removing them.
  • Encouraging the child to create their own shapes or objects and describe them using mathematical vocabulary.
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