Practice recognizing and making equal shares, halves, and fourths using shapes and everyday objects.
Read each problem carefully. Draw or write your answer in the space provided.
Practice splitting shapes and groups into equal parts
Math - Grade K-1
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A cookie is cut into 2 equal pieces. Write the name for each piece.
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Look at a square cut into 4 equal pieces. Write the name for each piece.
- 3
Draw one line to cut a rectangle into 2 equal shares.
- 4
Draw lines to cut a square into 4 equal shares.
- 5
Mia has 2 crackers. She shares them equally with 1 friend. How many crackers does each person get?
- 6
Four children share 4 apple slices equally. How many apple slices does each child get?
- 7
A sandwich is cut into 2 pieces, but one piece is much bigger than the other. Are the pieces halves?
- 8
A paper is cut into 4 pieces that are all the same size. Are the pieces fourths?
- 9
Circle the shape that shows halves: a circle cut into 2 equal parts or a circle cut into 3 parts.
- 10
Circle the shape that shows fourths: a square cut into 4 equal parts or a square cut into 2 equal parts.
- 11
Sam has 8 blocks. He makes 2 equal groups. How many blocks are in each group?
- 12
Lena has 8 blocks. She makes 4 equal groups. How many blocks are in each group?
- 13
Color one half of a rectangle.
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Color one fourth of a square.
- 15
Tell which is more: one half of a pizza or one fourth of the same pizza.