Shapes & Colors — For Hearing Impaired Students (Ages 4–6)
Free learning material by Udgam Welfare Foundation. Clear shapes, bright colors and simple explanations — ready for classroom or home use.
What are Shapes & Colors?
Shapes are figures like circle, square, and triangle. Colors are words like red, blue, and green. We learn to see, name, and count shapes, and to match them with colors.
Circle — red
Square — blue
Triangle — green
Tip: Point and name shapes aloud or use sign language while the child looks.
SECTION A — Shapes & Colors (10 Solved Questions)
Each solved question shows a picture, the answer, and a short explanation suitable for hearing-impaired learners.
1. What shape is this? What color?
Answer: Circle — Red
Explanation: A circle has no corners — smooth round edge. The color is red.
2. How many blue squares are there?
Answer: 3 blue squares.
Explanation: Count each square: 1, 2, 3. All are blue.
3. Which is bigger — the green triangle or the small triangle?
Answer: The left triangle is bigger.
Explanation: Look at size — the left triangle takes more space. We say it is bigger.
4. Name the shape and color: a long rectangle that is yellow.
Answer: Rectangle — Yellow.
Explanation: A rectangle has 4 sides with opposite sides equal. The color is yellow.
5. How many red hearts are there?
Answer: 2 red hearts.
Explanation: Count the heart shapes: 1, 2. Both are red.
6. Which shapes are blue?
Answer: Square and star are blue.
Explanation: Find shapes with blue color. The square and the star are blue.
7. Count the orange circles.
Answer: 4 orange circles.
Explanation: Count each orange circle: 1,2,3,4.
8. Which one is a yellow star?
Answer: The star shape filled with yellow is the yellow star.
Explanation: Look for the star outline and yellow fill — that’s the yellow star.
9. Match: Red = ?, Blue = ? (Choose shape names shown)
Answer: Red = Circle, Blue = Square.
Explanation: Match color to the shown shape: the red shape is a circle, the blue shape is a square.
10. Which two shapes are the same color (green)?
Answer: Triangle and oval are both green.
Explanation: Look at the fill color — both shapes use the same green color.
Practice — 12 Questions (Try these)
Look, name, or count the shapes. Try to answer before you reveal solutions.
- What shape is this? (show image of blue square)
- How many red circles? (show 3 red circles)
- Which is green — star or heart?
- Name the shape that is yellow.
- How many triangles are there? (show 4 triangles)
- Which two shapes are the same color (blue)?
- Count the orange rectangles.
- Which shape has no corners? (circle/square/triangle)
- Name this shape: a diamond (show diamond in purple).
- How many blue stars? (show 2 blue stars)
- Which is bigger — small circle or large circle?
- Match: Red = ?, Yellow = ? (two images shown)
Tips for parents / teachers
- Point to each shape while the child signs or shows the shape name.
- Use bright, simple colors and avoid busy backgrounds for clarity.
- Encourage the child to trace the shape with a finger while naming it.