Quadrilateral Hierarchy and Classifying Triangles – Classify Polygons Activity
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Teach your students about classifying quadrilaterals while creating an interactive book! Students will love coloring and writing in their own book to learn about the characteristics of quadrilaterals. Students will fill in the blanks for type of quadrilateral. They also will have the opportunity to color in the title and images throughout the book.
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Teach your students about classifying quadrilaterals while creating an interactive book! Students will love coloring and writing in their own book to learn about the characteristics of quadrilaterals. Students will fill in the blanks for type of quadrilateral. They also will have the opportunity to color in the title and images throughout the book.
There are two options: one that is blank with headings only and one with the description already written. Perfect to use with any students who have accommodations or students who are absent.
This is a fun, low-prep resource to help review for a test or use throughout your geometry unit.
Click here to see this resource in action!
Steps to Create the Classifying Quadrilaterals Book:
- Cut apart the pages.
- Staple the pages.
- Fill in the blanks.
- Color the book.
- Use the book as a reference throughout the unit.
Types of Quadrilaterals Book Includes:
- Classifying Quadrilaterals Cover
- Quadrilateral Heirarchy
- Quadrilateral Text & Image
- Quadrilateral Characteristics
- Quadrilateral Blank Page (write real world examples)
- Kite Text & Image
- Kite Characteristics
- Kite Blank Page (write real world examples)
- Parallelogram Text & Image
- Parallelogram Characteristics
- Parallelogram Blank Page (write real world examples)
- Rhombus Text & Image
- Rhombus Characteristics
- Rhombus Blank Page (write real world examples)
- Rectangle Text & Image
- Rectangle Characteristics
- Rectangle Blank Page (write real world examples)
- Trapezoid Text & Image
- Trapezoid Characteristics
- Trapezoid Blank Page (write real world examples)
- Square Text & Image
- Square Characteristics
- Square Blank Page (write real world examples)
- Bonus Page: Small Images of Quadrilaterals and Triangles to Practice Hierarchy and Classifying
Printer friendly resource: This download includes only black ink.
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Jennell J. –
Great product!
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Ashley M. –
Thanks
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Sarah Luersman –
Great resource!
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Teri M. –
I am so excited to add this to our lessons. My students are going to go CRAZY over this!
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Monita P. –
Thank You!
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Fiercely Fifth –
AMAZING resource for classifying quadrilaterals but l thought there would be more to the triangle sort/classifying. The quadrilateral portion has a variety of cards to pick from but there are not any card for triangles.
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Haili V. –
great review
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Sarabeth W. –
thanks
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Ann L. –
Great Resource
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MrsOZone –
such a good product
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Fernanda V. –
My students loved the mobile! I printed the pages in order to have the definition in the back and the big figure in the front, we hanged them outside the room to show off (hehe) and teachers from different grade levels were grateful because of the opportunity that gave lower grades students to learn the names. Thank you!
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Lalita R. –
I find your product to be very helpful in my classroom.
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Kelsey A. –
My kids enjoyed making these
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Donna K. –
I purchased this because I wanted an activity for both quadrilaterals and triangles for my students. The quadrilateral portion was great. It has the quadrilaterals with the properties. There wasn’t anything with the triangles. So I purchased something that wasn’t what I had thought I was getting. If you only get a quadrilateral activity, then it should say that in the description.
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Melissa F. –
Great resource 🙂
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Krystalyn May –
My students enjoyed the creating the mobile.
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McKenzie K. –
Great resource!
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Amy B. –
My 5th graders loved working on this sort. I was able to differentiate by varying the amount of information required to be written about each polygon. I think including a word bank would be helpful.
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Kellie Rachell –
This was a great activity, kids loved making them to hand around the hallways.
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Veronica S. –
Thank you!
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Sarah M. –
This was a great resource! Thank you so much.
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Happy Elementary Teaching –
My students loved this! It is very hands on and engaging.
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Catherine Liebrock –
So helpful
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jen H. –
Thanks for making a resource where kids can learn and have fun!
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Elizabeth B. –
This resource was exactly what I needed! It was easy to use, well-organized, and saved me a ton of prep time. My students were engaged and the content aligned well with what we were covering. Thank you for creating such a helpful tool!
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Itzel I. –
This activity was a great hands-on way for my students to practice classifying quadrilaterals and triangles. It encouraged critical thinking and helped reinforce geometry vocabulary. Engaging, clear, and easy to use!
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Ariel P. –
My students loved this activity; I would highly recommend it.
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Primary Pages & Pencils –
Great resource! Easy to use and my students loved it. Thank you!
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Haley S. –
My students were able to use the posters to build their own hierarchy using the attributes and examples.
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Dawn Ryan –
It was a great way for students to review vocabulary and classification of quadrilaterals and triangles. It was well explained-so even some of my lower students were able to clear up any misconceptions about these geometry topics! They all keep asking if they can play again!
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Beth Moore –
Perfect for my students, engaging, excellent in my content standards.
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