Learn geometry with the shapes from "What Shape Is It?" and the Robot DJ. Learn the definitions of all the shapes with the Shapes Bots! Great for math class.

Playlists:

Shapes: http://bit.ly/NdG7mi
Fun Learning Videos: http://bit.ly/1qCXcWN
Communication Skills: http://bit.ly/1gqnmYi
Learn to Read: Phonics & Rhyming: http://bit.ly/1fwF6g7
Addition with The Number Guys: http://bit.ly/1dZIkwn
Vocabulary Flash Cards: http://bit.ly/NdGVrp
Picture Card Phrases: http://bit.ly/1m3Pzbm
Life Instructions: http://bit.ly/Oc2Hgd
My Fridge: http://bit.ly/1o11S6I
Poem of the Day: http://bit.ly/PABFjE

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Looking for a kids' channel that's not too "kiddie?" Check out the Kids' Picture Show! Learn shapes, colors, numbers, the alphabet, communications skills and more with The Shapesters, Robot DJ, The Number Guys, My Fridge and the popular "What Shape Is It?" series.

The Kids' Picture Show is an educational channel for toddlers, pre-schoolers, kindergarteners and elementary school-age students to learn language and life skills. Kids can explore speaking, listening and reading through poems, songs, flash cards, and lots of humorous videos.

Great for all kids including reluctant learners, visual learners, ESL students and even children with developmental disabilities such as autism.

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The Shapes Song

Shapes, so many shapes, so many shapes.
I see so many shapes, so many shapes.

I see a circle, it's perfectly round.
I see a circle, it's perfectly round.

I see a semicircle, it's a half a circle.
I see a semicircle, it's a half a circle.

I see an oval and it looks like an egg.
I see an oval and it looks like an egg.

I see an ellipse, it looks like a squashed circle.
I see an ellipse, it looks like a squashed circle.

I see a triangle, it has three sides.
I see a triangle, it has three sides.

Here come the quadrilaterals! They all have four sides -- but they're all different shapes!

I see a rectangle, it has four sides.
I see a rectangle, it has four sides.

A rectangle has two sets of parallel sides and four right angles.

I see a square, it has four sides, too.
I see a square, it has four sides, too.

A square has four equal straight sides and four right angles.

I see a trapezoid, it also has four sides.
I see a trapezoid, it also has four sides.

A trapezoid has two parallel sides and two non-parallel sides.

I see a parallelogram, yes, it has four sides.
I see a parallelogram, yes, it has four sides.

A parallelogram has two pairs of parallel sides.

I see a rhombus and it has four sides as well.
I see a rhombus and it has four sides as well.

A rhombus has four equal sides but NO right angles. It looks like a diamond!

I see a kite, and it's the last one with four sides.
I see a kite, and it's the last one with four sides.

A kite has two pairs of equal-length sides next to each other..

Shapes, so many shapes, so many shapes.
I see so many shapes, so many shapes.

We're almost done! Let's go!

I see a pentagon, it has five sides.
I see a pentagon, it has five sides.

I see a hexagon, it has six sides.
I see a hexagon, it has six sides.

I see a heptagon, it has seven sides.
I see a heptagon, it has seven sides.

I see an octagon, it has eight sides.
I see an octagon, it has eight sides.

I see a nonagon, it has nine sides.
I see a nonagon, it has nine sides.

I see a decagon, it has ten sides.
I see a decagon, it has ten sides.

Shapes, so many shapes, so many shapes.
I see so many shapes, so many shapes.

Shapes, so many shapes, so many shapes.
I see so many shapes, so many shapes.


The Kids' Picture Show is an educational channel for toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners and elementary school-age students. Kids can explore speaking, listening and reading skills through poems, songs, flash cards, and a variety of other humorous videos.

Our videos are a great way for language learners to build communication skills -- for kids from toddlers, visual learners, and ESL students to children with developmental disabilities such as autism.