Quadrilaterals are everywhere: your windows, books, and even your phone or tablet screens! Anything that has four sides and four angles can be considered a quadrilateral. However, a rectangle isn’t exactly a square, nor is a parallelogram a rhombus. These differences matter because the type of quadrilateral can affect logical patterns or how geometry problems are solved. When your kids learn to recognize the different kinds of quadrilaterals, they can excel in geometry, find specific real-life examples, and see why some definitions of quadrilaterals can overlap.

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Make math class more engaging by running these fun math activities. Available as a downloadable list, these exercises support skill development across ages.