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Grade 6 Geometry Worksheets

Use area, volume, nets, and coordinate representations to reason about shapes. Draw a diagram, label lengths, and decide whether the problem asks for a boundary, a surface, or space inside a solid. Check the units and identify any missing measurements before calculating.

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Grade 6 Geometry

Area of Triangles

I can solve problems involving area of triangles.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Mistakes and missing information.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Applications and decisions.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

Grade 6 Geometry

Area of Parallelograms and Trapezoids

I can solve problems involving area of parallelograms and trapezoids.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

Grade 6 Geometry

Volume of Rectangular Prisms

I can solve problems involving volume of rectangular prisms.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Mistakes and missing information.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Applications and decisions.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

Grade 6 Geometry

Polygons on the Coordinate Plane

I can solve problems involving polygons on the coordinate plane.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Mistakes and missing information.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Applications and decisions.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

Grade 6 Geometry

Finding Area on the Coordinate Plane

I can solve problems involving finding area on the coordinate plane.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

Grade 6 Geometry

Nets and Surface Area

I can solve problems involving nets and surface area.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Mistakes and missing information.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Applications and decisions.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

Grade 6 Geometry

Transformations on the Coordinate Plane

I can solve problems involving transformations on the coordinate plane.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

Grade 6 Geometry

Area of Circles Introduction

I can solve problems involving area of circles introduction.

  • Worksheet 16 problems. Includes math models and calculations.
  • Worksheet 26 problems. Includes correcting mistakes and working backward.
  • Worksheet 36 problems. Includes word problems and math models.
View three worksheets PDF format. Answer keys and step-by-step solutions included.

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Ask the student to estimate, solve, and explain a check. Use the worked solutions after an independent attempt, then choose a different worksheet to apply the same skill in another way.

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