Download this volume sheet to introduce your students to volume concepts using concrete examples.
An Essential Introduction to Volume Sheet
Help your students build a strong foundation in volume with this fun and accessible volume sheet! With a clear definition and a variety of engaging tasks, this resource is perfect for introducing key volume concepts in a way that’s both visual and relatable. Whether used as a lesson starter, independent activity, or review, students will get concrete practice and real-world context as they explore what volume means and how to find it. An answer key for this volume sheet is included for your convenience.
In this volume sheet, students will:
- Circle the real-world object with the greatest volume
- Rank everyday items from smallest to largest by volume
- Count unit cubes in different shapes to calculate their volume
- Determine how many smaller cubes fit inside a rectangular prism
Supplement This Comparing Volumes Worksheet
This comparing volumes worksheet is a great introduction to volume, but the concept truly comes alive when you supplement worksheets like this with hands-on activities. We have compiled a list of some your students are sure to enjoy:
- Cube Build – Have students build rectangular prisms or irregular shapes using a set number of centimetre cubes. Then, ask them to count and record the volume of each.
- Hands-On Volume Sort – Split students into small groups and provide each with objects from around the classroom. Students work together to sort and rank items by volume, and then rotate to the next set of objects.
- ‘Fill’er Up!’ Challenge – Give students a container and have them estimate and then measure how many centimetre cubes it takes to fill it. This is a great way to help students connect the concept of filling space with actual volume measurement.
How to Download These Volume Practice Sheets
These volume practice sheets are available in PDF and Google Slides format. To download your copy, simply click the drop-down arrow on the download button and choose the version that works best for you.
Additional Measuring Volume Worksheets and Activities
Don’t stop with this resource! We have many more measuring volume worksheets and activities available on the site. Take a look below.

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Measuring Volume Worksheets
Share these measuring volume worksheets with your students to give them practice finding volume by counting unit cubes.
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