Geometry worksheets
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Geometry worksheets, easiest first
Each sheet assumes the one above it is comfortable. Start where your child is, not at the top.- Naming 2D shapes
Print triangle / square / pentagon - Naming quadrilaterals
Print rhombus / kite / trapezoid - Area by counting squares
Print a 6 x 4 grid of unit squares - Perimeter of a rectangle
Print P = 2(8 + 5) - Area of a rectangle
Print A = 8 x 5 - Area & perimeter puzzles
Print A = 48, P = 28 → __ and __ - Perimeter of triangles and quadrilaterals
Print 12 + 5 + 8 + 5 - Missing side length
Print A = 48, one side 6 - Types of angles
Print acute / right / obtuse - Classifying triangles
Print scalene / isosceles / equilateral - Lines of symmetry
Print a regular hexagon - Volume of a rectangular prism
Print V = 6 x 4 x 3 - Missing edge from the volume
Print V = 120, 4, 5 → x - Area of triangles and quadrilaterals
Print A = (b x h) / 2 - Surface area and nets
Print 2(wd + wh + dh) - Circumference of a circle
Print C = 3.14 x 10 - Area of a circle
Print A = 3.14 x 5 x 5 - Area of composite figures
Print 20 x 12 less 4 x 3 - Complementary and supplementary angles
Print x + 65 = 90 - Angles on a line and around a point
Print 45° + 55° + x = 180° - Angles in a triangle
Print 60°, 85°, x = ___ - Exterior angle of a triangle
Print 35° + 55° → x - Angles in an isosceles triangle
Print apex 70° → x - Triangle inequality
Print 6, 7, 13 → No - Midsegment of a triangle
Print base 22 → x - Angles in parallel lines
Print 50°, x = ___ - Pythagorean theorem
Print 6, 8, and the hypotenuse - Distance between two points
Print (3, 0) to (9, 8) - Midpoint of a segment
Print (−5, 1) to (−1, −5) - Transformations on a grid
Print (3, 4) in the x-axis - Volume of a cylinder
Print r = 4 cm, h = 12 cm - Volume of a cone
Print r = 5 cm, h = 15 cm - Faces, edges and vertices
Print hexagonal prism → faces - Angles in a polygon
Print hexagon → 720° - Arc length and sector area
Print r = 10, 90° slice - Similar figures
Print 9 : 18 → 7 : __ - Triangle congruence rules
Print marked pair → SAS - Triangle congruence proofs
Print AC ≅ AC → ? - Similar triangle proofs
Print DE ∥ BC → ? - Write a triangle proof
Print Given → Prove - Volume of a sphere
Print r = 3 cm → __ cm³ - Surface area of a sphere
Print r = 3 cm → __ cm² - Inscribed angle in a circle
Print center 120° → circle __° - Circumscribed circle of a triangle
Print 15, 20, 25 → R = __ - Inscribed circle of a triangle
Print 15, 20, 25 → r = __ - Arc length
Print r = 6 cm, 90° - Sector area
Print r = 6 cm, 90° - Corresponding angles
Print the F shape - Alternate angles
Print the Z shape - Translations
Print (2, 5) 3 left, 4 down - Reflections
Print (3, 4) in the x-axis - Rotations
Print (2, 5) a quarter turn - Area of a triangle
Print A = (b x h) / 2 - Area of a parallelogram
Print A = b x h - Area of a trapezoid
Print A = (a + b) / 2 x h - Perimeter of a triangle
Print 9 + 12 + 7 - Perimeter of a parallelogram
Print 2(8 + 5) - Perimeter of a trapezoid
Print 12 + 5 + 8 + 6 - Classify triangles by sides
Print equilateral / isosceles / scalene - Classify triangles by angles
Print acute / right / obtuse - Complementary angles
Print x + 65 = 90 - Supplementary angles
Print x + 115 = 180 - Vertical angles
Print x equals the opposite angle - Pythagorean theorem: find a leg
Print b squared = c squared minus a squared - Pythagorean theorem: find the hypotenuse
Print c squared = a squared plus b squared - Surface area of a rectangular prism
Print 2(lw + lh + wh) - Surface area from a net
Print 2(wd + wh + dh) - Volume of composite solids
Print 6 x 4 x 3 plus 6 x 2 x 2 - Area of a circle from the diameter
Print d = 10 -> A = 3.14 x 5 x 5 - Circumference from the diameter
Print C = 3.14 x 10 - Area of irregular shapes
Print an L-shape on unit squares - Find a side from the area
Print A = 48, one side 6 - Find a side from the perimeter
Print P = 28, one side 6 - Distance formula
Print (-3, -1) to (2, 11) - Midpoint formula
Print (-5, 1) to (3, -5) - Dilations
Print (2, 3) scaled by 2 - Angles on a straight line
Print 115° + x = 180° - Angles around a point
Print 120° + 150° + x = 360° - Write a similarity proof
Print Given -> Prove
A simple way through geometry
The early years are about covering and going round. Area starts as counting unit squares, not as a formula, because that is what area is — and perimeter starts as walking the edge. The formulas arrive once the counting has made them obvious, which is the order the standards use and the order these sheets follow.
Why this order works
The middle years widen the vocabulary. A child who has only measured rectangles meets triangles, parallelograms and trapezoids, learns to name angles and count folds of symmetry, and finds that a box has both a volume and a surface. The one mistake this stretch keeps producing is reading a slant side as a height, so those figures never label a slant side at all.