Partitioning shapes worksheets
Partitioning worksheets for first grade rotate three quick questions: circle the word for the shares shown (halves or fourths), decide yes or no whether a split rectangle's shares are equal, and count the equal shares. The drawings mix fair cuts with sneaky off-center ones.
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What students need to know
Equal shares means every piece is exactly the same size, a fair share for everyone.
This skill runs from 1st grade through 2nd grade. Pick a grade above for level-matched sentences, teaching notes, and worksheets.
Partitioning shapes across the grades
1st grade
Partitioning worksheets for first grade rotate three quick questions: circle the word for the shares shown (halves or fourths), decide yes or no whether a split rectangle's shares are equal, and count the equal shares. The drawings mix fair cuts with sneaky off-center ones.
2nd grade
Second grade sheets add thirds to the rotation. The same three problem types return (circle the share word, judge whether the shares are equal, and count them) now with halves, thirds, and fourths in play.
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