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Geometry : polygons and quadrilaterals

Quadrilateral Flashcards for Elementary & Middle School – Identify, Classify, Draw!

Engage your students with these print-and-go quadrilateral flashcards! Perfect for Grades 2-5, this set helps kids master shapes through visual learning, games, and real-world connections. Aligned with Common Core (USA) and UK National Curriculum standards.

colorful flashcards covering squares, rectangles, rhombuses, trapezoids, and more!

3 activity types:

• Name That Shape (visual identification)

• True or False? (critical thinking)

• Draw It! (hands-on practice)

Bonus: Real-life examples (e.g., “A chessboard is a ________”)

Why Teachers Love It:

No prep Just print, cut, and teach!

Differentiated Works for SPED, ELL, and advanced learners.

Versatile Use for math centers, review, or homework.

Curriculum Alignments:

• USA (Common Core):

• 2.G.A.1, 3.G.A.1, 4.G.A.2, 5.G.B.3 (shapes, properties, hierarchies).

• UK (National Curriculum):

• Year 2-5: Geometry properties of shapes (2-D, including quadrilaterals).

Perfect for:

• Classroom teachers

Homes c h o o l parents

• Math interventionists

UK & USA Curriculum Breakdown

USA (Common Core)

• Grade 2 (2.G.A.1): Recognize and draw quadrilaterals (squares, rectangles).

• Grade 3 (3.G.A.1): Understand that shapes in different categories (e.g., rhombuses) may share attributes.

• Grade 4 (4.G.A.2): Classify quadrilaterals based on parallel sides, angles, and symmetry.

• Grade 5 (5.G.B.3): Hierarchy of quadrilaterals (e.g., all squares are rectangles).

UK (National Curriculum)**

• Year 2: Identify and describe 2-D shapes (squares, rectangles).

• Year 3-4: Draw/compare shapes, including quadrilaterals.

• Year 5: Use properties to classify shapes (e.g., “Is a square a rhombus?”).