6th grade area & volume worksheets
Seven area & volume skills at 6th grade, one sheet each, free with its answer key: area of composite figures, area of parallelograms, area of triangles, and more.
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- Area of composite figures Split the figure into rectangles and triangles, then add their areas. For a cutout, subtract the missing area.
- Area of parallelograms Area is base times height, and the height is the dashed line standing square on the base, not the slanted side.
- Area of triangles A triangle is half its box: multiply base times height, then cut the answer in half.
- Surface area using nets A net is a solid unfolded flat. Surface area is the area of every face added up, so find each face on the net and add.
- Volume of rectangular prisms Volume is length times width times height. Count the cubes in one layer, then stack the layers.
- Surface area with nets Use each net to find the requested area or length. Show your work and include units.
- Volume of composite figures Find each volume. Show your work and include cubic units.
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