WORKSHEETS
In this geometry worksheet, students use mirrors to determine if the dotted lines show a line of symmetry in each shape.
Use this geometry worksheet to help students understand angles. Students determine whether the corners shown are greater…
Students are asked to match various road signs to the correct corresponding geometric shape.
Students are asked to solve geometric riddles using word clues. This worksheet also practices drawing 2-dimensional…
Develop math skills with an activity that focuses on symmetry.
Students experiment dividing items into equal parts in this printable worksheet. The activity provides students with…
Students use the line of symmetry to complete each drawing in this worksheet. Allow children to turn the page so the…
Develop math skills with an arts & crafts activity that focuses on recognizing shapes. Students will create a paper…
Students try to determine the pattern in groups of geometric shapes.
DAILY WARM-UPS
Use this printable math daily warm-up to reinforce your students' skills with geometric figures and probability.
Print this worksheet that includes examples of pattern blocks and geometric shapes for your students. This is a great…
Students are asked to study some designs and determine whether they are symmetrical.
In this worksheet, students are asked to show two ways to draw fourths using multiple colors. Next, students are asked…
Students are asked to identify which rectangles are divided into fourths and which are divided into thirds.
Students are shown nine flags and asked to draw lines dividing them into halves.
In this worksheet, students are asked to divide the same shape in three different ways.
Students are given several shapes and asked to draw a line through the shape to divide it in half.
Students are given different shapes that have been cut by lines. They must determine if the lines have divided the…
Students are shown a geoblock and two smaller half blocks. They must visualize and circle which of the smaller blocks is…
Students are asked to draw rectangles on graph paper. Next, they color in half of the rectangle they have drawn.
Using graph paper, students are asked to design and describe their own rectangles in terms of rows and columns.
Students are asked to draw the rectangle that solves the riddle. They must also recognize the biggest rectangle.
Using graph paper, students are asked to follow directions for building a rectangle. They must write how many squares…
Using graph paper, students draw rectangles with 7 squares and 16 squares.
