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Making Quarters Worksheet
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Making Quarters Worksheet
A quarter is one of four equal parts. Try each question, and draw or colour carefully where asked.
Spot a quarter
1.A dinosaur fossil is split into equal parts. How many equal parts make one whole quartered?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
2.Which fraction symbol means one quarter?
- ½
- ⅓
- ¼
- 1
3.Choose every shape that is split into four equal parts.
- A circle split into 4 equal parts
- A rectangle split into 4 equal parts
- A square split into 2 equal parts
- A triangle split into 3 equal parts
4.Match each fraction name to the number of equal parts in one whole.
- one half
- one third
- one quarter
- 4 equal parts
- 2 equal parts
- 3 equal parts
Make and use quarters
5.Draw two lines through a circle you draw to make four equal parts.
6.Draw a square, then draw lines on it to make four equal parts.
7.Draw a shape divided into four equal parts. Colour exactly one quarter of the shape.
8.Omar finds 4 fossil-shaped biscuits. He eats one quarter of them. How many biscuits does he eat?
9.Mei has 4 toy dinosaur bones and gives one quarter of them to Isla. How many bones does Isla get?
10.Finish the sentence: One quarter is 1 part out of equal parts.
11.Complete the pattern: ¼ + ¼ + ¼ = quarters.
12.How can you check that four parts are equal?
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