3rd Grade Math Worksheets

Look at the four-sided figures, gauge their lengths or use a ruler instead, figure out the congruent sides, and label them.

Use the shapes as clues, write their names across and down, and complete the crossword puzzle.

Check if the depicted figures have two pairs of parallel sides, and write 'parallelogram' or 'not a parallelogram' below.

Predict if all sides of the figures have equal lengths and identify which of the quadrilaterals are rhombuses.

Examine the sides of a figure, look for two congruent pairs, and determine whether it is a 'kite' or 'not a kite'.

Recall that polygons are closed shapes made of straight lines, and state whether each figure is a 'polygon' or 'not a polygon'.

Write the number of faces, vertices, or edges of the 2 figures; compare and determine which shape has fewer or more attributes.

Recognize the 3d figure portrayed by each real-life object, name it, and list down the number of faces, vertices, and edges.

Color the rectangles, parallelograms, rhombuses, kites, and trapezoids, using the key indicated atop.

Select the 3d figures that have the given 2d shape as a face; choose the 2d shapes that are the faces of the 3d figures rendered.

Cut out the quadrilaterals that possess the indicated characteristics, and glue them in the space on top.

Teach the key properties of a square, rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus, trapezoid, and kite with this compendious chart.

Snip the figures, study their attributes like straight lines, curves, etc., and glue them against the appropriate column.

Investigate if the sides and angles of the figures are congruent, and categorize them as regular and irregular polygons.

Observe the assorted figures, count each regular quadrilateral: kite, rectangle, trapezoid, etc, and answer the questions below.

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