Round, triangular and rectangular balloons float above tied bows.

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Shape Balloons

Round, triangular and rectangular balloons float above tied bows. The three balloons have curling strings and bows, with broad empty centers. Try a different color for each outline, then compare the curved and straight edges.

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One color for each balloon shape

Give each balloon shape its own color; keep the ribbons white.

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Digital example: Coral round, blue square and yellow triangular balloons with white bows.

1. Coral — circle
2. Sky blue — square
3. Yellow — triangle
4. White — ties and bows

Fill the round balloon with coral.
Color the square balloon sky blue.
Fill the triangular balloon with yellow.
Leave the necks, ties, strings, bows and background white.

Check that each shape has one color and the thin strings remain clear.

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