Equal Parts Worksheets
Students decide whether circles and rectangles are split into equal parts, color the part named and tell how many parts make the whole, then draw lines to split shapes into halves, thirds or fourths.
Choose halves and fourths, or halves, thirds and fourths.
Equal Parts of Shapes
Are the parts equal? Circle equal or not equal.
Color the part named. Then write how many equal parts make the whole shape.
Color one fourth.
How many fourths make the whole?
Color one fourth.
How many fourths make the whole?
Color one third.
How many thirds make the whole?
Color one half.
How many halves make the whole?
Draw lines to split each shape into equal parts.
4 equal parts (fourths)
4 equal parts (fourths)
2 equal parts (halves)
3 equal parts (thirds)
Equal Parts of Shapes: Answer Key
Are the parts equal? Circle equal or not equal.
Color the part named. Then write how many equal parts make the whole shape.
Color one fourth.
How many fourths make the whole? 4
Color one fourth.
How many fourths make the whole? 4
Color one third.
How many thirds make the whole? 3
Color one half.
How many halves make the whole? 2
Draw lines to split each shape into equal parts.
4 equal parts (fourths)
4 equal parts (fourths)
2 equal parts (halves)
3 equal parts (thirds)
Teaching tips
- Common Core 1.G.A.3 covers splitting circles and rectangles into two and four equal shares (halves, fourths and quarters).
- Common Core 2.G.A.3 adds thirds and describing the whole as two halves, three thirds or four fourths.
- Fold paper shapes to check whether parts are equal.
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