Learn Shapes in Hebrew
Click each shape to hear its Hebrew name
עיגול · igulNoa
ריבוע · ribu'aNoa
לב · levNoa
אליפסה · elipsaNoa
מלבן · malbenNoa
כוכב · kochavNoa
משולש · meshulashNoa
חרוט · charutNoa
משושה · meshusheNoa
דלתון · daltonNoa
ירח · yare'achNoa
מחומש · mechumashNoa
טרפז · trapezNoa
פירמידה · piramidaNoa
מעוין · me'uyanNoa
גל · galNoa
גליל · galilNoa
מתומן · metumanNoa
מקבילית · makbilitNoa
יהלום · yahalomNoa
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Shapes in Hebrew for Kids — 20 Shapes with Pronunciation
20 shapes drawn large, from circle, square and triangle to pentagon, trapezoid and cylinder. Your child taps a shape and hears its Hebrew name — without reading a word.
What your child learns here
- The Hebrew names of the shapes
- Telling similar shapes apart — square and rectangle, circle and ellipse
- First geometry vocabulary before first grade
How to use this page
- Tap a shape and hear its name
- Find the same shape in the room — a window, a plate, a sign
- Try the guessing game to see what stuck
Questions parents ask
Which shapes should a child know before first grade?
Circle, square, triangle and rectangle are the core. Star, heart and pentagon come later and widen the vocabulary.
What age should we start?
Around 2–3 children match shapes; by 4 they can name them.
Are 3D shapes included?
Yes — cone, cylinder and pyramid are here too, for children who already know the flat ones.
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