Shape Hunt: Take the students on a shape hunt around the classroom or school. Ask them to find objects that are square-shaped. Once they find a square object, have them trace the shape onto a piece of paper or a whiteboard.

Square Collage: Provide the students with a variety of square-shaped materials such as construction paper, foam sheets, and fabric. Ask them to create a collage using only square shapes. Encourage them to explore different colors and textures.

Square Building Blocks: Give each student a set of square building blocks or interlocking cubes. Instruct them to use the blocks to create different square shapes. They can build squares of different sizes and arrange them to form larger squares.

Square Art: Provide the students with square-shaped canvases or paper. Ask them to create artwork using only square shapes. They can use markers, crayons, or colored pencils to draw squares or cut out square shapes from colored paper and glue them onto their artwork.

Square Scavenger Hunt: Hide square-shaped objects around the classroom or outdoor area. Give each student a checklist with pictures or names of square objects they need to find. They can work individually or in pairs to search for the objects and check them off their list.

Square Snack Time: Bring in square-shaped snacks such as graham crackers, cheese slices, or pretzel sticks. Have the students arrange the snacks to create different square shapes on their plates. They can also count the number of squares they have created.

Square Puzzles: Provide the students with square-shaped puzzles. They can work individually or in small groups to solve the puzzles and put the pieces together to form a square shape.

Square Dance: Teach the students a simple square dance routine. Use square-shaped mats or tape on the floor to mark the dance area. This activity combines physical movement with learning about squares.

Square Book: Have the students create a square-shaped book. Each page can feature a different square object or a drawing of a square shape. They can write the name of the object or describe the shape on each page.

Square Sorting: Provide the students with a variety of objects in different shapes. Ask them to sort the objects into two groups: square and non-square. They can use a sorting mat or draw two columns on a piece of paper to categorize the objects.