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Area of Rectangles Grade 5 Math Worksheet
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Write the area of each rectangle in square units.
1. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 5 rows, with 10 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 10 units and the left side 5 units. 10 units 5 units 2. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 5 rows, with 6 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 6 units and the left side 5 units. 6 units 5 units 3. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 4 rows, with 3 squares in each row. The top side is labelled 3 units and the left side 4 units. 3 units 4 units 4. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 9 rows, with 3 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 3 units and the left side 9 units. 3 units 9 units 5. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 2 rows, with 11 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 11 units and the left side 2 units. 11 units 2 units 6. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 3 rows, with 10 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 10 units and the left side 3 units. 10 units 3 units 7. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 2 rows, with 6 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 6 units and the left side 2 units. 6 units 2 units 8. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 7 rows, with 9 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 9 units and the left side 7 units. 9 units 7 units 9. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 2 rows, with 5 squares in each row. The top side is labelled 5 units and the left side 2 units. 5 units 2 units 10. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 8 rows, with 9 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 9 units and the left side 8 units. 9 units 8 units 11. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 8 rows, with 4 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 4 units and the left side 8 units. 4 units 8 units 12. A rectangle covered by unit squares with no gaps. A rectangle filled with touching unit squares in 7 rows, with 11 squares in each row. Every fifth grid line is darker to help with counting. The top side is labelled 11 units and the left side 7 units. 11 units 7 units
Download PDF: 1 2 3 4 5 6 About this worksheet The area of a rectangle is the number of unit squares that cover it, and it is found by multiplying the length by the width. On this fifth grade sheet a child sees twelve rectangles drawn as a grid of squares, with the length and the width printed beside the sides, and writes the area in square units.
Counting the squares works too, but the lengths are there so a child can see that multiplying is faster. Each version has different rectangles, and the answer key gives every area.
What your child will learn Read the length and width Multiply to find area Write the answer in square units Connect counting squares to multiplyingCommon Core standard: 4.MD.A.3
Worked example A rectangle 7 units long and 4 units wide has area 7 × 4 = 28 square units.
Common mistake Adding the length and the width instead of multiplying, which gives a perimeter-like number.
Helpful hint Area = length × width. The answer is in square units.
Questions parents ask What is the most common mistake with area of rectangles?+ Adding the length and the width instead of multiplying, which gives a perimeter-like number.
How can I help my child with area of rectangles?+ Area = length × width. The answer is in square units.
Are these 5th grade math worksheets free to print?+ Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.
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