Look around and you will find shapes everywhere: a triangle on a yield sign, a rectangle on the board, a circle on the clock. For shapes made of straight sides, counting the vertices and sides tells you whether a shape is a triangle or a quadrilateral. A rectangle has four right angles, a square is a rectangle whose four sides are also equal, and a circle has no sides or vertices, because every point on it is the same distance from the center. Switch shapes with the buttons and change the size; however big the shape gets, the number of vertices and sides stays the same.
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