Let’s go through each fraction one by one and figure out how many parts to color.
We’ll look at the shape, see how many equal parts it’s divided into, then color the number of parts shown in the numerator (top number) of the fraction.
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Left Column:
1.
1/4 → Circle is split into 4 equal parts. Color
1 part.
2.
1/3 → Circle is split into 3 equal parts. Color
1 part.
3.
1/2 → Circle is split into 2 equal parts. Color
1 part.
4.
1/5 → Circle is split into 5 equal parts. Color
1 part.
5.
2/3 → Circle is split into 3 equal parts. Color
2 parts.
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Right Column:
1.
1/3 → Rectangle is split into 3 equal parts. Color
1 part.
2.
3/4 → Rectangle is split into 4 equal parts. Color
3 parts.
3.
1/2 → Rectangle is split into 2 equal parts. Color
1 part.
4.
2/5 → Rectangle is split into 5 equal parts. Color
2 parts.
5.
1/4 → Rectangle is split into 4 equal parts. Color
1 part.
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✔ Double-checking:
- For 1/4 circle → 1 out of 4 → correct.
- For 1/3 circle → 1 out of 3 → correct.
- For 1/2 circle → 1 out of 2 → correct.
- For 1/5 circle → 1 out of 5 → correct.
- For 2/3 circle → 2 out of 3 → correct.
- For 1/3 rectangle → 1 out of 3 → correct.
- For 3/4 rectangle → 3 out of 4 → correct.
- For 1/2 rectangle → 1 out of 2 → correct.
- For 2/5 rectangle → 2 out of 5 → correct.
- For 1/4 rectangle → 1 out of 4 → correct.
All match!
Final Answer:
Color the following number of parts for each shape:
Left column (circles):
- 1/4 → color 1 part
- 1/3 → color 1 part
- 1/2 → color 1 part
- 1/5 → color 1 part
- 2/3 → color 2 parts
Right column (rectangles):
- 1/3 → color 1 part
- 3/4 → color 3 parts
- 1/2 → color 1 part
- 2/5 → color 2 parts
- 1/4 → color 1 part
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kindergarten fraction worksheet.
