Volume of Rectangular Triangular Prisms | Doodle Math: Twist on Color by Number

Overview

Looking to jazz up your geometry lessons? I’ve got just the thing! Our Doodle & Color by Number activity for finding the volume of rectangular and triangular prisms is a fun way for your fifth to seventh graders to practice. With 24 engaging questions that cover whole numbers, decimals, and fractions, this printable PDF aligns perfectly with CCSS 6.G.A.2 and 7.G.B.6. Plus, each correct answer reveals a delightful ocean-themed doodle that students can complete in their own style. It's a creative twist that'll keep them motivated all year round!

Why you'll love this

Make geometry review and practice a blast with this print-and-go Doodle Math activity. Includes four levels with 24 questions total to practice finding the volume of rectangular and triangular prisms with whole numbers, decimals, and fractions, as well as finding missing lengths of sides given volume and other sides. Each correct answer unlocks doodle patterns to complete an ocean themed image perfect for any time of year. If your students love color by number or color by code, they’ll love Doodle Math!

Includes…

✅ Level 1: Volume of rectangular prisms, with whole number edge lengths. (1 page, 6 questions)

✅ Level 2: Volume of triangular prisms, with whole number edge lengths. (1 page, 6 questions)

✅ Level 3: Volume of rectangular and triangular prisms, with decimal and fraction edge lengths (1 page, 6 questions)

✅ Level 3: Find missing lengths of sides given volume and other sides. (1 page, 6 questions)

✅ Image sheet with designated sections for doodling. (1 page)

✅ Answer key. (5 pages)

CCSS: 6.G.A.2, 7.G.B.6

Great for…

⭐ Back-to-School, Spiral Review Lessons

⭐ Emergency Sub Plans

⭐ Homeschool Activities

⭐ Homework & Independent Practice

⭐ Learning Centers & After School Math Programs

Reviews for Doodle Math products…

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