Squares of Numbers Reinforce students' understanding of area with this multiplication worksheet. Students practice...		Lines of Symmetry I On each shape, students find and draw the line of symmetry. If they choose the wrong line of...
Lines of Symmetry II Students identify, count, and draw lines of symmetry in this geometry worksheet. Use a mirror...		Line of Symmetry Introduce symmetry with this geometry worksheet. After learning about symmetry, students must...
Acute and Obtuse Angles II Give students a protractor to measure the acute and obtuse angles in this worksheet.		Cubes of Small Numbers Reinforce the concept of cubing a number. This geometry worksheet explains how to find the...
Lines of Symmetry III Students use the line of symmetry to complete each shape in this geometry worksheet. If...		Coordinates In this first part of this graphing worksheet, students write the coordinates of points on a...
Perimeters of Squares and Rectangles II Review the method for finding the perimeter of squares and rectangles with the practice...		Drawing Angles Explain the difference between acute and obtuse angles with this geometry printable. Students...
Polygons Students match polygons to the corresponding solid figures in this geometry worksheet. Then,...		Circles Use this sheet for examples of circles that are divided into fractional units.
Fractions of Shapes (2⁄3 or 3⁄4) To show the fraction listed, children shade in a part of the objects. Students may shade in any...		Hexagonal Prism Use this pattern to construct hexagonal prism.
Lines of Symmetry II On each shape, students find and draw the line of symmetry. If they choose the wrong line of...		Pascal's Triangles Use a printable that contains ready-to-use Pascal's triangles.
Fractions of Shapes (1⁄2 or 1⁄3) Children shade 1⁄2 or 1⁄3 of each shape in this...		Circular Geoboard This printable sheet contains a ready-to-use circular geoboard.
Perimeters of Squares and Rectangles II Using the metric system (centimeters and kilometers) or the U.S. customary system (inches,...		How High is that Tree? Part I Students use an astrolabe to measure the height of a tree.