7th Grade Common Core: 7.G.4
Common Core Identifier: 7.G.4 / Grade: 7
Curriculum: Geometry: Solve Real-Life And Mathematical Problems Involving Angle Measure, Area, Surface Area, And Volume.
Detail: Know the formulas for the area and circumference of a circle and use them to solve problems; give an informal derivation of the relationship between the circumference and area of a circle.
26 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Students will need to find both the area and circumference for each circular shape.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
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Either the diameter or the radius is shown on each shape. Calculate the area for each.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Use the formula pi-r-squared to calculate the area of each circle.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
The diameter of each circle is shown. Students must calculate the circumference, or the distance around the circle.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Determine the area of each circle. Includes a sample problem at the top.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Finding Pi Project FREE
In this activity, students use a tape measure to determine the circumference and diameter of circles. Then they use their data to calculate pi.
Level: 7th and 8th Grades
Each circle picture shows a radius or diameter. Students must use this information to figure out the circumference.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
A radius is drawn on each circle shape. Find the area of the circle.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
The radius of each circle is drawn. Pupils must figure out the distance around the edge of the circle, or circumference.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
This is a series of short-answer questions that relate to pi, circles, and circumference.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Practice calculating S.A. using the mathematical formula SA = 2(h x w) + 2(w x l) + 2(l x h).
Level: 6th and 7th Grades
Determine the diameter, radius, and circumference of each of these circles.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Calculate the surface area of three solid shapes. This worksheet includes space for students to show their work.
Level: 6th and 7th Grades
Using the given formula, figure out the SA of three triangular prisms.
Level: 7th and 8th Grades
This worksheet has three solid shapes, with the dimensions labeled. Students determine the SA of each. Includes plenty of space to show work.
Level: 6th and 7th Grades
Find the diameter and radius of each circle. Also, figure out which circles are the largest, which are the smallest, and which are the same size.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
This printable activity has four graphical shapes. Pupils calculate the surface area for each. Then they solve two word problems.
Level: 6th and 7th Grades
Given the radius or diameter, calculate the areas of the circles.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
This worksheet has an explanatory box to show students how to solve surface area problems. Then there are asked to find the SA for three different rectangular prisms.
Level: 6th and 7th Grades
Use the given formula to determine the surface area of the spheres. Includes a sample, plus three spheres to solve.
Level: 7th and 8th Grades
Find the radius and diameter of these circles.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Surface Area (Basic) FREE
Calculate the surface area of the three rectangular prisms shown. Show your work in the blank space to the right of each problem.
Level:
Find the surface area of two rectangular prisms and an irregular solid shape.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
To calculate the S.A. of a cylinder, students must know the height and radius. Using the given values, find the S.A. for three different cylindrical shapes.
Level: 7th and 8th Grades
Can you name the radius and diameter of each of these circles?
Level: 6th and 7th Grades
Learn about surface area by folding paper to make a 3D model of a rectangular prism. Count the squares on the sides to find the SA.
Level: 6th and 7th Grades
