Area of Composite Figures Activity Worksheet
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Engage your students as they problem-solve through the area of composite figures. Students will calculate the area of composite figure and color according to the key, makes for quick correction. This is a no prep, print and go, fun geometry activity for your middle school math classroom.
Included in this engaging activity
- Area of composite figures color key
- Area of composite figures coloring sheet (Form A and Form B)
- Complete answer key
Form A (listed in lower left-hand corner) has some measurements missing, but students can problem-solve to figure out any measurements they need. I recommend form A so students use more critical-thinking skills.
Form B has all measurements listed.
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My students found this quite engaging and they did not become overwhelmed as they were learning a new concept.
This was a great review that not only reinforced the math concepts, but also got my students really thinking and using problem solving skills.
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