- 1. The first circle is correctly colored as an example, showing two equal parts.
- 2. The first square (divided by one diagonal) has two equal parts; the second square (divided by two lines) does not.
- 3. The second heart (divided vertically down the middle) has two equal parts; the first heart (divided into a triangle and two curved parts) does not.
- 4. Neither triangle is divided into two equal parts; both are divided unevenly.
- 5. The second circle (divided vertically) has two equal parts; the first circle (divided by a slanted line) does not.
- 6. The first hexagon (divided horizontally) has two equal parts; the second hexagon is not divided.
- 7. The first pentagon (divided vertically) has two equal parts; the second circle (divided by a slanted line) does not.
- 8. Both the square (divided by one diagonal) and the diamond (divided horizontally) have two equal parts.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fractions worksheet 2nd grade.
