Writing fractions worksheet for Grade 1 students, showing shaded circles to practice identifying fractions.

Let’s go through each shape one by one.

We need to write the fraction that shows how much of each circle is filled in (colored).

Remember:
- The bottom number (denominator) = total equal parts the circle is divided into.
- The top number (numerator) = how many of those parts are colored.

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First column, top to bottom:

1. Circle split into 2 equal parts → 1 part colored → 1/2

2. Circle split into 3 equal parts → 1 part colored → 1/3

3. Circle split into 4 equal parts → 1 part colored → 1/4

4. Circle split into 6 equal parts → 1 part colored → 1/6

5. Circle split into 8 equal parts → 1 part colored → 1/8

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Second column, top to bottom:

1. Circle split into 5 equal parts → 3 parts colored → 3/5

2. Circle split into 6 equal parts → 1 part colored → 1/6

3. Circle split into 8 equal parts → 1 part colored → 1/8

4. Circle split into 4 equal parts → 2 parts colored → 2/4 (can also be simplified to 1/2, but since the worksheet doesn’t ask for simplifying, we’ll leave as 2/4)

5. Circle split into 5 equal parts → 4 parts colored → 4/5

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Double-checking:

- All circles are divided equally — yes.
- Counted colored parts correctly — yes.
- Fractions match shaded area — yes.

Final Answer:
1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 3/5, 1/6, 1/8, 2/4, 4/5