Looking for some math games with shapes? We got you! This math game with shapes is great for kids of all ages, particularly toddlers and preschoolers. Though kindergarteners can benefit from this math game with shapes. This shape game is perfect whether you’re at home or in the classroom.

Math Games With Shapes
Here’s a great math game to help your child have fun while learning. Blocks in geometric shapes can make a great learning tool, especially when a mystery bag is involved.
Read on and you’ll see why Kids Activities Blog thinks little kids will just love this hands on math game.
Supplies Needed To Play This Math Game With Shapes

How To Play This Math Game With Shapes
Step 1
For this activity, all you need are some building blocks and a small bag.
Step 2
Choose blocks in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Step 3
Begin by showing your child all of the blocks.
Step 4
Let your child hold them. Talk about their size, whether they are pointed (such as a pyramid), round (such as a sphere or cylinder) or straight (rectangles and squares).
Step 5
Make observations about any blocks that might be similar but not exactly the same such as the large and small triangle in the set of blocks pictured above.
Step 6
Ask your child questions about the shapes and have them describe the shapes in their own words.
Step 7
After examining the blocks, place them inside the bag. Ask your child to close their eyes or turn their head so they cannot see the bag, and then dip their hand into the bag.
Step 8
Ask your child to retrieve a particular block. The child then needs to search through the bag using only their sense of touch to find the block that you have requested.

Another Way TO Play This Hands on Math Games With Shapes For Kids
Another way to play is for your child to retrieve a random block from the bag and, keeping their eyes closed, they need to guess which block they have pulled from the bag.
This game can also be adapted for different ages and skill sets simply by changing the shapes of the blocks that are use and the number of blocks that are included in the bag.
Instead of asking for a particular block to be retrieved, try asking for a round shape, or a pointed shape.
For another spatial awareness activity, ask your child to sort the blocks according to size.
Math Games and Geometric Shapes
Children learn so much through sensory play and tactile exploration. The hands on exploration in this mystery bag game is a wonderful way to teach spacial awareness through a fun math game. It also introduces basic concepts in geometry and size.
More Math And Shape Games From Kids Activities Blog
What is your child’s favorite math game? How are they learning about geometrical shapes? For more mathematically brilliant kids activities (that are actually fun too), take a look at these ideas:
- Button and Muffin Tin Math Game
- Make Yummy Snacks with Geometric Shapes
- Hands On Math: Golf Tee Shapes and Measuring
- Check out these geometric coloring pages. What a fun way to learn about math and shapes!
- Learn geometric shapes with this hands on activity.
- Check out this fun math game.
- Check out these shape coloring pages! They’re fun and educational!
- Take a look at these preschool rectangle worksheets!
- Make a geoboard so kids can learn how to make their own shapes!
- Check out these education Google doodle games for kids!
- I can’t get enough of these symmetry worksheets!
- You must check out these free geometric art printables!
Did your little one have fun with these math games with shapes? How well did they do at learning shapes?
I am going to remember that activity for when we get our school things out of storage.
Thanks Beth. I hope you have fun with it. You could also try the same activity with other objects from around your home like a comb, a pencil, a ball etc
It is always good to provide educational toys to kids in place of computer or mobile games
There’s nothing quite like hands on learning is there Sejal?
Always great to follow up a geometric shape game with a geometric shape collage
That’s a fabulous idea Faigie – a great way to extend the learning for this activity.