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thumb|A children's toy called Shape-O, made by Tupperware Brands|Tupperware, used for learning various shapes.
Shape refers to the outer form or outline of an object, such as circles, squares, or triangles, which can be identified by its edges and boundaries. Understanding shapes is important for learning basic concepts in mathematics and geometry, as well as for recognizing and organizing objects in the world around us, as shown by educational toys designed to teach children about different shapes.
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