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Triangle Worksheets

Ages 3-6 · 14 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs

The triangle

3 sides, 3 corners

How to draw a triangle

Start at the top point and slide down to the bottom left corner, go straight across to the right, then slide back up to the top. Stopping for a moment at each corner keeps the points sharp.

Triangles around you

  • a slice of pizza
  • a roof
  • a yield sign
  • a tent
  • a sandwich cut corner to corner

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Triangle tracing worksheets

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Find and follow the triangles

Kindergarten · Ages 5-6

Kindergarten triangle worksheets

Mixed shapes

More practice with triangles

Frequently Asked Questions

Ask a preschooler to point to a triangle and a finger often heads straight for the roof of a drawn house. These pages build on that. Preschoolers trace the triangle on a math page and in handwriting warm-ups (one with a circle beside it), find every triangle hidden in a picture, and follow a path of triangles. Drawing pages pair the triangle with a circle, a rectangle or a diamond. In kindergarten, children trace and color a triangle, trace and draw a row of them, and find and color triangles mixed with rectangles. Three sides and three corners, every time, even when the triangle is tall, flat or tipped over.

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