Math Worksheets for Teaching Geometry: Free Printable PDFs

Geometry Skill Practice Workbooks:
Chapter 1: Lines, Rays, Line Segments, and Angles
Chapter 2: Polygons
Chapter 3: Properties of Geometric Figures
Chapter 4: Classifying Geometric Figures
Chapter 5: Angle Measures of Geometric Figures
Chapter 6: Perimeter
Chapter 7: Area
Chapter 8: Circles
Chapter 9: Solid Figures
Chapter 10: Coordinate Planes

Geometry is a great subject for students from elementary through middle school. These worksheets will inspire them through innovative approaches to symmetry, transformations, plane figures, and more. Geometry is an important area of mathematics, and one of the first times that students will apply basic math skills like arithmetic to more advanced concepts.

These dynamic worksheets also cover using a protractor, learning the fundamentals of rays and angles, and fun approaches to classifying plane figures, aspects of lines and line segments, and exploring the exciting frontiers of perimeter, area, volume, and graphing.

Geometry Mixed Math PDF Workbook
Geometry Mixed Math PDF Workbook (all teacher worksheets - large PDF)

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What is Geometry?

Geometry is a branch of mathematics that focuses on concepts like shape, size, the relative position of figures, and the properties of space. It has applications to many other fields, such as art, architecture, and physics. The general concepts that are fundamental to geometry are point, line, plane, distance, angle, surface, and curve.

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How to Use These Geometry Worksheets

The geometry worksheets available on edHelper can be used to introduce concepts such as plane figures; volume and surface area; coordinate graphing; perimeter, circumference, and area; lines and angles; and plane figures. They are sorted by grade level to focus on topics appropriate to each learning stage. You can use them to introduce students to geometry concepts as part of your classroom lesson plan, or as exercises to supplement homework or fill downtime during class.

Geometry is a subject students often struggle with when they reach high school, so giving them a solid foundation of understanding in elementary and middle school is an important way to help set them up for success as they get older.