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Grade 2 shapes by angle count worksheets
2.G.A.1 Measurement and geometry
Printable shapes by angle count worksheets for grade 2, aligned to Common Core standard 2.G.A.1. Count the angles.
Make a worksheet on this skillFree, instant, no signup. Choose 5–40 problems, three difficulty levels, and a printable answer key.
Sample problems
- A shape has 3 angles. What is it called? triangle
- A shape has 4 angles. What is it called? quadrilateral
- A shape has 6 angles. What is it called? hexagon
- A shape has 5 angles. What is it called? pentagon
These eight are one sample at medium difficulty — the generator makes a different set every time.
A worked example
A shape has 3 angles. What is it called? triangle
- A shape has as many sides as angles, so this one has 3 sides: triangle
Every problem on the answer key can show its steps like this — turn on “Show steps” before downloading.
About these worksheets
Each problem states its own measurements, so the reasoning is the same but the arithmetic is new every time. Every sheet is generated fresh, so you can print a new one on the same skill as often as you need — different numbers, same difficulty.
Pick how many problems you want and whether they should be easy, medium or hard, then download a PDF with a matching answer key. The key can show the worked steps for every problem, which is what a parent needs to see where a wrong answer went wrong.
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