Chapter 11: A Shape Adventure
Complete Question Answers

Warm Up: Match the shapes

Pizza sliceTriangle

ClockCircle

A. UNDERSTANDING THE STORY: True / Not True

1. Emma and Grandma go on a shape adventure. T

2. Emma finds a star shape in the garden. NT

3. The sun is shaped like a circle. T

4. Emma calls the garden shed’s roof shape a rectangle. NT

5. Emma and Grandma make their own collage with different shapes. T

B. Answer these questions

1. What do Emma and Grandma do in the garden?
They go on a "shape adventure". They find shapes like circle, square, triangle and rectangle. They also collect leaves and stones to make a shape collage.

2. Why is Emma excited about the shape adventure?
Emma is excited because she learns that shapes are everywhere. She enjoys finding and making shapes with Grandma.

ENJOYING THE STORY

1. What do these lines tell about Emma?
(a) "A shape adventure? What’s that?" → She likes to find out about new things.
(b) "It’s a triangle! Pointy..." → She likes to find out about new things.
(c) "Look, Grandma! Our own shape picture!" → She loves learning.

2. Two sentences showing Emma’s excitement
1. "Emma claps her hands in excitement. ‘A shape adventure? What’s that?’"
2. "Look, Grandma! Our own shape picture!"

3. First shape Emma finds: Circle - The sun

4. Garden tile shape: Square

5. (a) They make: Shape collage / shape picture
(b) Shapes used: Circle, Square, Triangle

6. Grandma calls Emma 'shape explorer' because Emma looked around and found different shapes everywhere.