Diana Roma and Oliver Built a Circle, Triangle, Square Secret Room

Diana, Roma, and Oliver Built a Circle, Triangle, Square Secret Room

One sunny afternoon, Diana, Roma, and Oliver decided to build a secret room in their playhouse. They wanted it to be magical and full of surprises, so they used shapes to create the perfect hideout.

1. The Plan:
   • Diana suggested they use shapes to make the room special.
   • Roma grabbed some building blocks, cardboard, and colorful decorations.
   • Oliver, the youngest, was in charge of finding the “magic key” to unlock the secret room.
2. Building the Room:
   • Circle: They started by creating a round, circular door. Diana said, “Circles are magical because they never end!”
   • Triangle: Next, they built a triangular window. Roma explained, “Triangles are strong and perfect for peeking outside.”
   • Square: Finally, they made a square table inside the room. Oliver said, “Squares are steady, just like me!”
3. The Magic Key:
   • Oliver found a shiny, star-shaped key hidden in the toy box. When they inserted it into the circular door, the room lit up with colorful lights!
4. Inside the Secret Room:
   • The walls were covered with glowing shapes, and the floor had a hopscotch game made of circles, triangles, and squares.
   • They played games, told stories, and even had a pretend tea party on the square table.
5. The Surprise:
   • Suddenly, the room started to spin! The shapes on the walls came to life, and the siblings found themselves in a magical land of shapes. They met a talking circle, a dancing triangle, and a singing square, who taught them all about shapes and their properties.
6. The Lesson:
   • By the end of the day, Diana, Roma, and Oliver learned that shapes are everywhere and can be used to create amazing things. They also realized that teamwork makes everything more fun!