Pizza For All Equal Parts Fractions Activity
Using this Pizza For All Equal Parts Fractions Activity, students cut shapes into small parts and then describe them as halves, fourths, or quarters.
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How to teach Fractions
Using this Pizza For All Equal Parts Fractions Activity, students cut shapes into small parts and then describe them as halves, fourths, or quarters.
This activity will give students a first look at fractions. They will split shapes into equal parts and then label the given fraction as halves, thirds, or quarters.
Mix the Fraction Activity Picture Cards into a pile. Draw a Picture Card. Each player must use their Pizza Worksheet to draw the fraction shown on the Picture Card. The first student to successfully draw the fraction on their Pizza Worksheet gets a Pizza Reward Card for that fraction. Laminate the Pizza Worksheets and use a marker for extended use
Other resources to use with this Pizza For All Equal Parts Fractions Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about fractions.
Use this Recognizing Fractions Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by showing studentsFraction Flash Cards. Next, students share what they know about the pictures shown.Continue the discussion by describing the shapes after students cut the circles and squares into equal parts. Be sure to use the words halves and fourths! Then, students work independently or with a small group to shade shapes to show halves and fourths. Finally, students find examples of halves and quarters at home or in the classroom.
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