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Math Grade K-1

Equal Shares: Halves and Fourths

Practice splitting shapes and groups into equal parts

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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.

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Practice splitting shapes and groups into equal parts

Math - Grade K-1

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Draw or write your answer in the space provided.
  1. 1
    A cookie cut into two equal pieces.

    A cookie is cut into 2 equal pieces. Write the name for each piece.

  2. 2
    A square divided into four equal parts.

    Look at a square cut into 4 equal pieces. Write the name for each piece.

  3. 3
    A blank rectangle shape.

    Draw one line to cut a rectangle into 2 equal shares.

  4. 4
    A blank square shape.

    Draw lines to cut a square into 4 equal shares.

  5. 5
    Two children sharing two crackers.

    Mia has 2 crackers. She shares them equally with 1 friend. How many crackers does each person get?

  6. 6
    Four children sharing four apple slices.

    Four children share 4 apple slices equally. How many apple slices does each child get?

  7. 7
    A sandwich cut into two unequal pieces.

    A sandwich is cut into 2 pieces, but one piece is much bigger than the other. Are the pieces halves?

  8. 8
    A paper divided into four equal pieces.

    A paper is cut into 4 pieces that are all the same size. Are the pieces fourths?

  9. 9
    Two circles, one split into two equal parts and one split into three parts.

    Circle the shape that shows halves: a circle cut into 2 equal parts or a circle cut into 3 parts.

  10. 10
    Two squares, one split into four equal parts and one split into two equal parts.

    Circle the shape that shows fourths: a square cut into 4 equal parts or a square cut into 2 equal parts.

  11. 11
    Eight blocks arranged in two equal groups.

    Sam has 8 blocks. He makes 2 equal groups. How many blocks are in each group?

  12. 12
    Eight blocks arranged in four equal groups.

    Lena has 8 blocks. She makes 4 equal groups. How many blocks are in each group?

  13. 13
    A rectangle with one half shaded.

    Color one half of a rectangle.

  14. 14
    A square with one fourth shaded.

    Color one fourth of a square.

  15. 15
    Two pizzas comparing one half and one fourth.

    Tell which is more: one half of a pizza or one fourth of the same pizza.

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