Study objective: To describe the clinical and laboratory characteristics of acute glomerulonephritis hematuria type in children. Materials and method: The cross-sectional descriptive study conducted in 66 children diagnosed and treated by acute glomerulonephritis hematuria type at Hai Phong Children Hospital. Results: Acute glomerulonephritis hematuria type was able to occur after infections, allergic diseases, and Henoch-Scholein syndrome. Edema. and hypertension were found in 37.88 percent and 12.12 percent respectively. 100 percent patients revealed hematuria and proteinuria. Hemoglobin in the blood reduced in 21.21 percent patients. Serum urea and creatinine increased 18.18 percent and 3.03 percent respectively. When discharged from the hospital, clinical sign disappeared in 100 percent patients. Conclusions: In acute glomerulonephritis hematuria type, hematuria was the most remarkable sign, edema, hypertension, and oligonuria were less frequently encountered and moderate. All patients showed hematuria and proteinuria. The disease was usually benign. While discharge from the hospital, the clinical manifestations went away in 100 percent patients.