Petit Bilingual Math Poster.
Types and formulas of solid figures.
This single sheet contains information on key terms, shape words, and other details, with English translations for as much as possible, making it a Petit Bilingual elementary school plus alpha resource.
Summary of elementary school geometry.
In addition to basic shapes such as cubes, rectangular prisms, and other prisms, pyramids, and spheres, it includes information on nets, floor plans, projections, rotational bodies, regular polyhedra, as well as formulas for volume, surface area, and other useful information necessary for middle school entrance exams.
Including word problems and applied problems, solving questions that require knowledge and sense first requires mastering the basics.
Just stick it in the bath to expose young children to shapes from an early age.
Let's build a math brain from an early age.
When solving problems with workbooks, math printouts, drills, or school homework, you can check anytime if it's in front of you.
Before word problems become more difficult, review the basics thoroughly while looking at the poster.
Even after graduating elementary school, learning continues through middle and high school.
Use the poster to confirm and reinforce learning each time.

Summary of elementary school shapes.
A single sheet summarizing six years of elementary school math plus alpha content.
A math poster that can be used in the bath.
Types and formulas of solid figures.
Large A2 size.
Vertical 594mm, horizontal 420mm.

Although it contains more information than elementary school textbooks and curriculum guidelines, it is colorful, with illustrations, pictures, and examples that make it easy to understand.
Also good for middle school entrance exams.
Includes a QR code with audio.
This Petit Bilingual includes key terms and shape words, with English translations for as much as possible.
You can also hear how to say units of area and volume, not just shape names.
Content useful even for middle and high school students.

Carefully explains terms that are difficult to explain.
Includes a list of formulas.
For children just starting elementary school, children who haven't reached learning age yet, lower grades, and children who are not good at math, the white background parts are written in hiragana, and the colored background parts are aimed at upper grades.
Recommended way to use it is to have quiz-like discussions about the poster, like a game.
Enjoy learning with parents and make it fun, so they think "This is interesting."
An active learning activity that can be done at home.
It’s also good as a subject for individual study.
Even copying it into a notebook makes for meaningful solo study.

Let's start poster learning.
The advantage of posters is that you can stick them up and view a lot of information anytime you like, with minimal actions needed for learning.
There are many educational tools and materials for learning shapes.
Shape puzzles, shape rulers, shape encyclopedias, and various reference books.
Tools like puzzles and rulers are good because you can actually hold them.
However, the information obtained from them is limited.
If you want to learn formulas, the basics are still in books.
Shape encyclopedias and reference books contain a lot of information, and many interesting ones are published.
But books require actions like "picking up" and "opening".
In contrast, posters can be just stuck up and learned anytime you want.