<prompt> Etsa lethathamo la mesebetsi ho ruta ngoana ea lilemo li 3 mohopolo oa libopeho.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Make a list of activities to teach a 3-year-old the concept of shapes. . Response in English: Here is a list of activities that can be used to teach a 3-year-old the concept of shapes:1. Shape sorting: Provide the child with a shape sorter toy or create one using a cardboard box with cutouts of different shapes. Encourage the child to match and sort the shapes into their corresponding holes.2. Drawing and Tracing: Draw different shapes on a piece of paper and encourage the child to trace them. You can also provide the child with shape stencils to help them draw the shapes on their own.3. Books on Shapes: Read books to the child that are specifically designed to teach the concept of shapes, such as Shapes, Shapes, Shapes by Tana Hoban or Color Zoo by Lois Ehlert.4. Shape Scavenger Hunt: Create a scavenger hunt by hiding different shaped objects around the room or house. Ask the child to find all the objects and sort them into separate piles based on their shape.5. Playdough: Provide the child with playdough and shape cutters. Encourage them to press the shape cutters into the dough to create different shapes. You can also ask them to roll the playdough into a ball and then flatten it to create a circle, or roll it into a rope and then shape it into a square or triangle.6. Puzzle: Provide the child with a simple shape puzzle and encourage them to match the pieces to the correct spot on the board. As the child becomes more advanced, try puzzles with more complex shapes such as ovals, diamonds, and hexagons.7. Building Blocks: Provide the child with a set of blocks in different shapes and sizes. Encourage the child to stack and build with the blocks, and talk about the different shapes they are using. . Response in Sesotho: Lenane la mesebetsi e ka sebelisoang ho ruta ngoana ea lilemo li 3 mohopolo oa libopeho: 1. Ho hlopha libopeho: Neha ngoana papali ea ho hlophisa sebopeho kapa u e etse ka ho sebelisa lebokose la khateboto e nang le likotoana tsa libopeho tse fapaneng. Khothalletsa ngoana ho bapisa le ho hlophisa libopeho ka hara masoba a tsona. 2. Ho taka le ho Tlisa: Thala libopeho tse fapaneng pampiring me u khothalletse ngoana ho li sala morao. U ka boela ua fa ngoana li-stencil tsa sebōpeho ho mo thusa ho taka libopeho ka bobona. 3. Libuka tse buang ka Libōpeho: Balla ngoana libuka tseo ka ho khetheha li etselitsoeng ho ruta khopolo ea libōpeho, tse kang Shapes, Shapes, Shapes ea Tana Hoban kapa Color Zoo ea Lois Ehlert. 4. Shape Scavenger Hunt: Theha mokhoa oa ho tsoma ka ho pata lintho tse nang le libopeho tse fapaneng ho potoloha phaposi kapa ntlo. Kopa ngoana hore a fumane lintho tsohle ebe o li hlophisa ka liqubu tse arohaneng ho latela sebopeho sa tsona. 5. Hlama ea ho bapala: Fa ngoana hlama ea ho bapala le ho seha sebopeho. Ba khothaletse ho hatella li- shape cutters ka hara hlama ho etsa libopeho tse fapaneng. U ka boela ua ba kopa ho phutha hlama hore e be bolo ebe ba e batalatsa ho etsa selikalikoe, kapa ba e phuthe ka thapo ebe ba e etsa lisekoere kapa kgutlotharo. 6. Papali: Fana ka ngoana papali e bonolo ea sebopeho me u mo khothalletse ho bapisa likotoana le sebaka se nepahetseng botong. Ha ngoana a ntse a hatela pele, leka li-puzzle tse nang le libopeho tse rarahaneng haholoanyane tse kang li-oval, litaemane le li-hexagon. 7. Liboloko tsa kaho: Fana ka ngoana sete ea liboloko ka libopeho le boholo bo fapaneng. Khothalletsa ngoana ho bokella le ho haha ka liboloko, le ho bua ka libopeho tse fapaneng tseo ba li sebelisang. 