To solve this worksheet, we need to look at each circle and write the fraction that matches the shaded part.
How to find the fraction:
1.
Count the total number of equal parts in the circle. This is the bottom number (denominator).
2.
Count the number of shaded (colored) parts. This is the top number (numerator).
Let's go through them row by row, from left to right.
Row 1:
*
Left Circle: The circle is split into 8 equal slices. 3 are pink.
* Fraction:
3/8
*
Right Circle: The circle is split into 4 equal slices. 3 are yellow.
* Fraction:
3/4
Row 2:
*
Left Circle: The circle is split into 3 equal slices. 1 is teal.
* Fraction:
1/3
*
Right Circle: The circle is split into 6 equal slices. All 6 are purple.
* Fraction:
6/6 (Note: This is also equal to 1 whole)
Row 3:
*
Left Circle: The circle is split into 8 equal slices. All 8 are green.
* Fraction:
8/8 (Note: This is also equal to 1 whole)
*
Right Circle: The circle is split into 2 equal halves. 1 is teal.
* Fraction:
1/2
Row 4:
*
Left Circle: The circle is split into 8 equal slices. 7 are purple.
* Fraction:
7/8
*
Right Circle: The circle is split into 4 equal slices. All 4 are yellow-green.
* Fraction:
4/4 (Note: This is also equal to 1 whole)
Row 5:
*
Left Circle: The circle is split into 4 equal slices. 3 are green.
* Fraction:
3/4
*
Right Circle: The circle is not split; the whole thing is purple.
* Fraction:
1/1 (or just 1)
Row 6:
*
Left Circle: The circle is split into 6 equal slices. 2 are pink.
* Fraction:
2/6
*
Right Circle: The circle is split into 3 equal slices. 2 are pink.
* Fraction:
2/3
Final Answer:
Left Column:
3/8
1/3
8/8
7/8
3/4
2/6
Right Column:
3/4
6/6
1/2
4/4
1/1
2/3
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of identifying fractions worksheets.
