In a basic Tangram, a square is broken apart into 7 pieces.
Today, the students cut apart their own Tangrams and made different shapes from those 7 pieces. We put the pieces in a bag so your child can show you how to do it at home.
| Justin's house with Chimney |
| Hunter's house with stairs |
| Megan's sitting teddy bear |
| Anthony H's bunny |
| Destiny's running dog |
| Anthony I's flying bird |
| Sirius' running man |
| Jessica's sailboat |
| Angelina's duck |
Here are some shapes to try at home.

