Math Worksheet · Grades 4–5
Volume of Rectangular Prisms Worksheet
A 3-page member worksheet for grades 4-5 on the volume of rectangular prisms. Students apply V = l x w x h across six prisms with given dimensions, complete six fact-recall items about volume vocabulary and units, and solve three real-world word problems. Includes a complete answer key.

Subject
Math
Grades
Grades 4–5
Skill Focus
Volume of Rectangular Prisms, geometry
Lesson Length
25 minutes
Lesson Overview
About this worksheet
Finding volume is the first place students see a three-factor multiplication formula. The mechanics are straightforward — multiply length by width by height — but the language (length, width, height; cubic units) and the unit convention (always cubic) trip students up more than the arithmetic does. This worksheet practices both.
A reference box on page 1 names the formula, defines cubic units, and walks one worked example (a 2 x 3 x 4 prism with volume 24 cubic units). Section A asks students to find the volume of six prisms with given dimensions; the dimension triples in Section A are all different from the reference example, and the units include centimeters, inches, and feet so students see that the formula does not change. Section B drills the volume vocabulary (cubic, formula, doubling the height) and Section C closes with three word problems including a reverse-formula item where students must find a missing dimension from a known volume.
The answer key on page 3 shows the full computation for every item, including the cubic-unit label so students don’t drop it. Section C item 15 (find the missing height) is the most challenging item on the worksheet and is worth a short class discussion after.
How to Use This Lesson
Read the reference box aloud and walk the class through the 2 x 3 x 4 = 24 example.
Model Section A item 1 (5 x 2 x 4 = 40 cubic cm) so students see the full setup, including the cubic-unit label.
Have students complete Section A items 2-6 independently.
Use Section B as a quick whole-class recall.
Use Section C as partner work; pause after item 15 (reverse formula) for a brief class discussion on how to find a missing dimension.
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Volume of Rectangular Prisms Worksheet
A 3-page member worksheet for grades 4-5 on the volume of rectangular prisms. Students apply V = l x w x h across six prisms with given dimensions, complete six fact-recall items about volume vocabulary and units, and solve three real-world word problems. Includes a complete answer key.
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