Let’s go through each fraction one by one and figure out how many parts to color in each circle.
Remember: The bottom number (denominator) tells you how many equal parts the circle is divided into.
The top number (numerator) tells you how many of those parts to color.
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First row:
- Left: Circle divided into 4 parts → Color
1/4 → Color
1 part
- Right: Circle divided into 5 parts → Color
2/5 → Color
2 parts
Second row:
- Left: Circle divided into 3 parts → Color
1/3 → Color
1 part
- Right: Circle divided into 5 parts → Color
1/5 → Color
1 part
Third row:
- Left: Circle divided into 6 parts → Color
5/6 → Color
5 parts
- Right: Circle divided into 6 parts → Color
3/6 → Color
3 parts
Fourth row:
- Left: Circle divided into 3 parts → Color
2/3 → Color
2 parts
- Right: Circle divided into 5 parts → Color
3/5 → Color
3 parts
Fifth row:
- Left: Circle divided into 6 parts → Color
1/6 → Color
1 part
- Right: Circle divided into 2 parts → Color
1/2 → Color
1 part
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You don’t need to write anything down — just look at each circle, count how many total slices it has, then color the number of slices shown by the top number.
For example, if it says “Color 3/5”, find the circle with 5 slices and color any 3 of them.
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Final Answer:
Color the following number of parts in each circle:
Row 1: 1 part (out of 4), 2 parts (out of 5)
Row 2: 1 part (out of 3), 1 part (out of 5)
Row 3: 5 parts (out of 6), 3 parts (out of 6)
Row 4: 2 parts (out of 3), 3 parts (out of 5)
Row 5: 1 part (out of 6), 1 part (out of 2)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fraction worksheet for grade 1.
