Remember: Equal shares are the same size. 2 make halves, 3 make thirds and 4 make fourths. More shares make each share smaller.
Equal shares
Equal shares are the same size, and all of them make the whole.
1
Which one is cut into thirds?
ABC
2
All 3 shares of the circle are shaded. How many thirds make the whole circle?
3
Which one is cut into fourths?
ABC
4
These 2 shares are halves.
TrueFalse
5
These 4 shares are fourths.
TrueFalse
6
Which is bigger, a third or a fourth?
a thirda fourth
7
Which is smaller, a half or a fourth?
a halfa fourth
8
Circle every one that is half shaded.
ABCD
9
A pizza is cut into 4 equal shares. Pip eats 1 share. Pip ate one of the pizza.
thirdhalffourth
10
Join the shares to the right word.
12 equal shares
23 equal shares
34 equal shares
Ahalves
Bfourths
Cthirds
11
These circles show the same amount shaded.
TrueFalse
12
Both circles have a third shaded.
TrueFalse
13
Draw lines to cut this rectangle into 4 equal shares.
14
Tell why shares must be equal to be fair.
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