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.
34 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Students will need to find both the area and circumference for each circular shape.
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The diameter of each circle is shown. Students must calculate the circumference, or the distance around the circle.
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Either the diameter or the radius is shown on each shape. Calculate the area for each.
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The radius of each circle is drawn. Pupils must figure out the distance around the edge of the circle, or circumference.
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Determine the area of each circle. Includes a sample problem at the top.
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In this activity, students use a tape measure to determine the circumference and diameter of circles. Then they use their data to calculate pi.
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A radius is drawn on each circle shape. Find the area of the circle.
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Each circle picture shows a radius or diameter. Students must use this information to figure out the circumference.
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This is a series of short-answer questions that relate to pi, circles, and circumference.
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Your students will have plenty of space to show all of the work involved in finding the surface areas of these pyramids.
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This worksheet has three solid shapes, with the dimensions labeled. Students determine the SA of each. Includes plenty of space to show work.
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Find the surface area of two rectangular prisms and an irregular solid shape.
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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.
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With these printable task cards, students will be challenged to find the area of various compound shapes made up of rectangles, triangles, and semi- and quarter-circles. Task cards are great for centers, exit slips, daily challenges, and much more.
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Can you name the radius and diameter of each of these circles?
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Practice finding the area of basic irregular shapes with this worksheet, which includes compound shapes made up of semi- and quarter-circles, rectangles, and triangles.
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Using the given formula, figure out the SA of three triangular prisms.
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Determine the diameter, radius, and circumference of each of these circles.
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Practice finding the area of compound shapes with this printable page. Students will have to use the lengths provided to break down the shapes into smaller parts and find the areas.
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This worksheet has plenty of room for students to show their work when calculating the surface area of prisms and pyramids.
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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.
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Find the radius and diameter of these circles.
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With this advanced-level worksheet, students will practice finding the area of compound shapes made up of triangles, rectangles, semicircles, and quarter-circles.
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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.
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This printable activity has four graphical shapes. Pupils calculate the surface area for each. Then they solve two word problems.
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Practice calculating S.A. using the mathematical formula SA = 2(h x w) + 2(w x l) + 2(l x h).
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Calculate the surface area of three solid shapes. This worksheet includes space for students to show their work.
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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.
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This worksheet gives an overview of how to break down compound shapes into rectangles, triangles, and semicircles to find their areas.
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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.
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Help your students practice finding the area of irregular shapes made up of triangles, rectangles, and semicircles with this how-to worksheet. It provides an overview of the skill and four exercises for students to try on their own.
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Use the given formula to determine the surface area of the spheres. Includes a sample, plus three spheres to solve.
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