Rectangle Worksheets
Ages 3-6 · 12 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs
The rectangle
4 sides, 4 corners, 2 long sides and 2 short sides
How to draw a rectangle
Start at the top left corner and draw a long line across, a short line down, a long line back across the bottom, and a short line up to close it. Saying "long, short, long, short" keeps the sides in order.
Rectangles around you
- a door
- a book
- a phone
- a bed
- a chocolate bar
- a cereal box
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Rectangle tracing worksheets
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Find and follow the rectangles
Kindergarten · Ages 5-6
Kindergarten rectangle worksheets
Mixed shapes
More practice with rectangles
All shape worksheet sets
Frequently Asked Questions
Doors, books, beds and cereal boxes: once you start looking, rectangles fill a child's day. These pages help little ones tell a rectangle from its look-alike, the square. In preschool, children trace the rectangle on a math page and in a handwriting warm-up, find every rectangle on a page, and follow a path of rectangles. Drawing pages set the rectangle beside a square, a circle, an oval or a triangle, which makes the long and short sides easy to compare. Kindergarten pages add tracing and coloring a rectangle, tracing and drawing a row of rectangles, and finding and coloring rectangles mixed in with triangles.
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