Use shape book patterns to write stories, poems, and reports. Students or adult volunteers can cut out shapes to make shape books. Use staples, ribbon, or string to bind pages together. Use cut-out shapes to write notes, lists, or comments for your students—or for yourself. Select a shape book pattern from the following list of links.
- Apple with lines | without lines
- Barn with lines | without lines
- Baseball Diamond with lines | without lines
- Bell with lines | without lines
- Bread Slice with lines | without lines
- Child with lines | without lines
- Circle with lines | without lines
- Emergency Vehicle with lines | without lines
- Fish with lines | without lines
- Flower 1 with lines | without lines
- Flower 2 with lines | without lines
- Garden Gate with lines | without lines
- House with lines | without lines
- Ice-Cream Cone with lines | without lines
- Kite with lines | without lines
- Ladder with lines | without lines
- Lion with lines | without lines
- Menagerie without lines
- Minivan with lines | without lines
- Mirror with lines | without lines
- Mittens with lines | without lines
- Moon with lines | without lines
- Nest without lines
- Pig with lines | without lines
- Rainbow with lines | without lines
- Raindrop with lines | without lines
- Shell with lines | without lines
- Sock with lines | without lines
- T-shirt with lines | without lines
- Taxicab with lines | without lines
- Ticktacktoe without lines
- Tooth without lines | without lines
- Train Car with lines | without lines
- Train Engine with lines | without lines
- Treasure Chest with lines | without lines
- Umbrella with lines | without lines
You have permission to print and copy these pages for classroom use.
