Shaded circles and bars kids read and name — from halves, thirds and quarters of a shape through fraction circles and bars to denominators up to tenths. Each set prints with a matching answer key. Always free, no signup.
Open the fractions builder →Start with halves, thirds and quarters of a single shape, so "equal parts" sinks in. Move to fraction circles (like pizza slices), then fraction bars, which line fractions up for comparing. Finally mix circles and bars and push the denominators up to sixths, eighths and tenths. Each worksheet above sets exactly one of those stages.
The bottom number, the denominator, is how many equal parts the whole is split into. The top number, the numerator, is how many of those parts are shaded. So a shape in 8 equal parts with 5 shaded is 5/8. The parts must be equal in size — that's what makes it a fraction.
Fractions of shapes (halves, thirds, quarters) start in Grade 1–2; naming fractions from circles and bars is Grade 2–3; identifying fractions up to tenths is Grade 3–4. Pick the page that matches where your child is.
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