Classify quadrilaterals

Classifying Quadrilaterals Worksheet Fourth Grade Classifying

Students classify quadrilaterals as squares, rectangles, rhombuses and parallelograms. Free | Worksheets | Geometry | Grade 4 | Printable

Help your students understand the different characteristics and rules of quadrilaterals with this FREE quadrilateral bingo game.

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Grab these free quadrilaterals activity pages for a hands-on way to explore geometry. You also can use these pages for a vocabulary unit to explore words like vertices, angles, parallel, and rhombus. The activity pack has various practice sheets, including several pages to help kids learn the differences and similarities between each quadrilateral (i.e. squares, rectangles, rhombuses, trapezoids, and parallelograms).

This little story about quadrilaterals helps students remember the family tree and the properties of quadrilaterals in high school geometry. I like to tell this story as part of the lesson when I'm teaching classifying quadrilaterals. After the notes, I play a game or do an activity.

Help your upper elementary students master classifying polygons with math foldables! They'll have a ton of fun AND learn a lot!

Need a fun, simple, and effective way to teach students to classify quadrilaterals? This collaborative activity is perfect for 4th grade!

Teach your students how to classify tricky quadrilaterals using the hands-on lessons, activities, and games in Classify It! This ready-to-use resource from Laura Candler includes a lesson, a sorting activity, a challenging (but fun!) math game, and two quizzes that will help your students master quadrilateral classification!