This research aimed to explore the distinctions among the elementary school geometry materials scopes in the National-Edition mathematics textbooks from 1968 to 1993. This research adopted ideas from literal reviews and chose to classify the elementary school geometry materials into five categories: recognition of shapes, building and conversion of 2D and 3D shapes, elements of shapes and their relations, properties of shapes along with how to use them to solve problems, and spatial orientation. Content Analysis was utilized to analyze the above-mentioned materials, and it was found that the amount of geometry materials increased from 1968 to 1987 (from 8.9% to 16.6%); however, a considerably large proportion of that had been removed since 1993, and to learn about the elements of shapes and their relations is the most important in the elementary school geometry materials (almost 64% -- 89%), but materials on spatial orientation were apparently insufficient (below 9%) except 1968.