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Fractions Parts and Wholes

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Fractions Parts and Wholes

Explore how a whole can be split into equal parts. Look carefully at each model, then answer or draw as asked.

Wholes and equal parts

1.Which items show one complete whole? Choose all that apply.
  • A whole loaf of bread
  • One half of a pear
  • A whole watermelon
  • One quarter of a lamington
2.Two equal halves fit together to make how many wholes?
3.Four equal quarters fit together to make how many wholes?

Make fraction pictures

4.Shade one of the two equal parts of the circle.
5.Draw a square split into four equal parts. Colour one quarter.
6.Draw a shape of your choice and split it into two equal parts.

Spot and compare fractions

7.Which things could be split into two equal halves? Choose all that apply.
  • A flatbread
  • A sheet of paper
  • A mandarin
  • A block of chocolate
8.Which is the larger share when the same-sized whole is divided equally: one half or one quarter?
  • One half
  • One quarter
  • They are the same size

Fraction words

9.Use the words whole, half, quarter, equal and parts to complete the sentence: A fraction names of a .
10.Use the words whole, half, quarter, equal and parts to complete the sentence: Two pieces of the same size make a .
11.Use the words whole, half, quarter, equal and parts to complete the sentence: One of four equal pieces is a .
12.Match each word to its meaning.
  • Whole
  • Half
  • Quarter
  • Equal
  • One of four equal parts
  • The same size
  • One of two equal parts
  • One complete object

Think about fractions

13.In your own words, explain what a fraction tells us.
14.Draw how a chocolate block could be shared fairly among four friends. Show the equal shares.
15.Two quarters are the same amount as one of two equal shares. True or false?
16.Four halves make two whole objects. True or false?
17.One of four equal shares is larger than one of two equal shares when both come from the same-sized whole. True or false?

5 printable pages

  • Fractions Parts and Wholes, page 1 of 5: Wholes and equal parts

    Page 1

  • Fractions Parts and Wholes, page 2 of 5: Make fraction pictures, Spot and compare fractions

    Page 2

  • Fractions Parts and Wholes, page 3 of 5: Fraction words

    Page 3

  • Fractions Parts and Wholes, page 4 of 5: Think about fractions

    Page 4

  • Fractions Parts and Wholes, page 5 of 5: 17. One of four equal shares is larger than one of two equal shares when both come

    Page 5

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