Area and Perimeter Worksheets - Third Grade Math Worksheets ... - Free Printable

To find the area of each rectangle, we count how many small squares are inside it. Each square is 1 square unit.

Let’s go one by one:

1. Rectangle 1: 6 squares wide × 8 squares tall = 48 square units
2. Rectangle 2: 9 squares wide × 2 squares tall = 18 square units
3. Rectangle 3: 4 squares wide × 5 squares tall = 20 square units
4. Rectangle 4: 5 squares wide × 5 squares tall = 25 square units
5. Rectangle 5: 6 squares wide × 4 squares tall = 24 square units
6. Rectangle 6: 2 squares wide × 7 squares tall = 14 square units
7. Rectangle 7: 4 squares wide × 6 squares tall = 24 square units
8. Rectangle 8: 8 squares wide × 6 squares tall = 48 square units

All calculations checked — multiplication is correct and matches the grid sizes.

Final Answer:
48, 18, 20, 25, 24, 14, 24, 48