When a Line Bends . . . A Shape Begins: A jaunty rhyming picture book where curved worms and straight arrows turn into squares, circles, and triangles
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When a Line Bends . . . A Shape Begins: A jaunty rhyming picture book where curved worms and straight arrows turn into squares, circles, and triangles

by Rhonda Gowler Greene

Education Children's Literature
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This jaunty rhyming picture book introduces young readers to the idea that shapes can grow from lines. Curved worms and straight arrows transform into circles, squares, and triangles, creating a playful way to explore early geometry and visual recognition.

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Explore the playful connection between lines and shapes in this jaunty rhyming picture book.

Curved worms and straight arrows become recognizable geometric forms.

Circles, squares, and triangles provide a simple introduction to early shape recognition.

With its rhythmic text and visual transformations, the book invites young readers to discover how shapes begin.

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