Volume of a Rectangular Prism
On these activities, students will calculate the volumes of the rectangular prisms, using the formula: Volume = length x width x height.
Multiply the length times width times height to determine the volume of each rectangular prism.
4th through 6th Grades
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On this worksheet, students must use data in the table to calculate volume. Then, they color the boxes the correct colors according to their answers.
4th through 6th Grades
This file contains 30 task cards. Find the volumes of each rectangular prism.
4th through 6th Grades
Students multiply three numbers together to find the volume of each rectangular prism shape.
4th through 6th Grades
This volume worksheet includes 4 types of problems. There are rectangular prisms drawn with cubes and drawn with dimensions. There is also a word problem.
4th through 6th Grades
Calculate the volume of this moving van to find out how much space the family has to fit everything in it.
4th through 6th Grades
Find the volume of the planter to figure out how much soil is needed to fill it.
4th through 6th Grades
Students use the formula for finding volume of a rectangular prism. This free volume worksheet uses decimals in one, two, or all three dimensions.
6th through 8th Grades
Using the table, students find the volume of various boxes and color the illustrations based on the results. Decimals are used in the measurements of the sides.
6th through 8th Grades
Multiply length times width times height to find the volumes of the 30 rectangular prisms on these task cards. Advanced level includes one or more decimal measurements on each shape.
5th and 6th Grades
Students find the volume of 12 rectangular prisms with decimal dimension measurements.
6th through 8th Grades
A model explains how to convert fractional edge lengths into improper fractions before using the volume formula. Then practice using 9 different prisms.
6th Grade
Calculate each prism's volume using the fractional side lengths listed in the table. Then color the boxes according to the table based on their matching volumes.
6th Grade
Explain how fractional unit cube reasoning can help you find the volume of rectangular prisms with fractional edge lengths using this descriptive anchor chart. Keep a copy in your notebook as a reference!
6th Grade
This set of 30 volume taskcards features rectangular prisms with one or more fractional edge length. Questions include finding the number of fractional unit cubes that fill the prism and using the simple volume formula.
6th Grade
Learn how to pack unit cubes of the appropriate unit fraction edge lengths into a rectangular prism to express its volume. This worksheet includes a model to help visualize dimensions as fractional unit cubes.
6th Grade
Determine how many fractional unit cubes fit inside each rectangular prism. Then find the volume of the prism.
6th Grade
(Additive Volume)
Find the volumes of pairs of connected, non-overlapping rectangular prisms.
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