This book shows different black and white photographs of everyday objects in the shape of circles, triangles, and squares. This book is nonfiction. I think this book would work as a great example for a geometry lesson. There are no words included in the book they are just simple pictures, so it opens up to cognitively demanding questions. Though it does feature three shapes, I think the photos can be used to find more abstract shapes. I think it would be a great book to use in the classroom.

This book is a wordless book that uses black and white photographs to show the use of circles, triangles and squares in real life. This book can be used in a math lesson with any age group to help students see the connection between geometric shapes in the world around them. ( )

This book is a great choice read for beginners who are just being introduced to shapes. It is wordless so that makes it very easy. I like wordless book because, it allows the reader to create their own story. I also enjoyed the subjects of the pictures, they are things that children will see in their every day life and make it easier to relate to them. ( )

This is a picture book with no writing. There are all black and white pictures of things found in nature or the city with pictures of circles, triagles, or squares. This could be very interesting and teach very early learners about shapes!

This book is just pictures with no words. Each picture involves the shape circle, square, or triangle. It is the child's job to find the shape and figure out what it is. ( )