2D & 3D Shapes

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    Shape detective!

    Name the shape and spot its sides. Easy starts with flat shapes — Hard brings cubes, cones and prisms!

    Next: pick Easy, Medium or Hard!

    Choose a level — Geometry

    Tap a level to start - you can always try again!

    Easy

    Warm-up - you have got this!

    Medium

    Ready for a challenge!

    Hard

    Super hard - go for it!

    About Shapes - 2D Geometry for Kids

    Identify and reason about common 2D shapes. Questions cover names, sides, corners and everyday examples so geometry feels concrete.

    Skills Practised

    • Shape names
    • Sides and vertices
    • Visual discrimination
    • Geometry vocabulary

    How to Play

    Choose a level, look at the shape or clue, and tap the correct name or property.

    Top Tip

    Count the sides out loud before you answer.

    In the real world

    Architects, game designers and road-sign makers use shapes every day. Spotting a yield triangle or a stop-sign octagon is applied geometry.

    Why This Matters at School

    Shape knowledge is the doorway to area, perimeter and later geometry proofs.

    Who Should Play This?

    Ages 5–10.

    Tips for Parents and Teachers

    • Go on a shape hunt around the house.
    • Ask “how many corners?” instead of only the name.

    Common Difficulties

    Calling every four-sided shape a square — check equal sides and right angles.