Shape Count
MathsAges 4–6A4 · freeHow many circles, squares, triangles and rectangles make the robot?
Free for home and classroom use.
Help keep Tiny Players free 🧡
No ads, no sign-up, nothing to buy, and we'd like to keep it that way. Running the website and making new games costs money every month, and your tip helps pay for it.
- 🚫 No ads
- 🎮 New games every week
- 🖨️ Free printables
How to use
Tap Download PDF, or Print straight from this page.
“Fit to page” is fine on any home or school printer.
Colour, count or trace — and stick it on the fridge.
About this sheet
A friendly robot is built entirely from shapes: a square head, round eyes, a triangle nose, rectangle arms and legs, and triangle feet. Below it, each shape has a box. Children count how many circles, squares, triangles and rectangles they can find in the robot and write the numbers in. It mixes shape names with counting, a good pairing for ages 4–6. Tip: color each kind of shape in its own color first, then counting is much simpler. Afterwards, children can draw their own shape robot on the back of the page. Print it on plain A4 and use pencils or crayons. For more shape fun on screen, Shape Sorter has chunky smiling shapes to drop into the matching holes of a toy box.
Maths games to play
Play in the browser, no sign-up
