Download these free printable perimeter worksheets. The student is asked to find the perimeters of each of the shapes shown. Featured shapes: rectangle, square, triangle, octagon, cross, parallelogram, rhombus, hexagon, trapezoid, kite. The dimensions are displayed in the figures with units. Remind the student to include the units in their answers.
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