Okay, now I see the bottom row of shapes. The first shape is a circle divided into three parts by two lines from the center. These parts are not equal; they have different angles and areas. The second shape is a heart divided into two symmetrical halves by a vertical line. These two parts appear to be mirror images of each other, so they are equal in size and shape. The third shape is a triangle divided into two smaller triangles by a vertical line from the top vertex to the base. These two parts are not equal; one is larger than the other.
Based on my analysis of all the shapes, I can now determine which ones should be colored.
The shapes that have equal parts are:
- The hexagon in the top row (divided into two equal triangles).
- The rectangle in the middle row (divided into six equal smaller rectangles).
- The cross in the middle row (composed of five equal squares).
- The heart in the bottom row (divided into two equal halves).
The shapes that do not have equal parts are:
- The triangle in the top row.
- The pentagon in the top row.
- The crescent moon in the middle row.
- The circle in the bottom row.
- The triangle in the bottom row.
Therefore, the student should color the hexagon, the rectangle, the cross, and the heart.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of equal and unequal parts worksheet.
