Fraction Worksheets for Year 1 (age 5-6)

Today we are going to look at halves.

Today we are going to divide a shape into two halves by drawing a line through it.

Today we are going to look at finding a half by sharing into two equal groups.

Choose your favourite colour to halve each of the shapes.

Draw a ring around the shapes that have been divided equally in half.

Colour half of each of the shapes.

Finding the shapes that have been divided in half.

Finding the pizzas that have half left.

Draw lines to match the two halves of each shape.

Draw lines to connect the matching halves to complete the shapes.

Colour half the number of shapes (not half of each shape!)

Draw half of the number of shapes shown.

Draw the sweets for the children - but they only get half of them.

Begin to know the halves of numbers up to 20.

More work on halving numbers up to 20.

Imagine a whole bar of chocolate to share between two!

Fun activity, colouring half the number of sea creatures.

Children use their knowledge of halves to colour half the number of animals shown.

Let's try counting up in halves, filling in the missing numbers.

Fun, practical activity working out which number has the longest halving chain.

Today we are going to look at quarters.

Today we are going to look at finding a quarter of an amount by sharing into four equal groups.

Different ways of finding a quarter of shapes.

Colour one quarter of each shape.

Draw a ring round a quarter of the objects shown.

Colour one quarter of each of the shapes that have been divided into exact quarters.

Cross out the shapes that do not have a quarter coloured in.

Divide the shapes into quarters.

Find a quarter of small numbers by colouring and counting.

Find the shapes that have a quarter coloured in.

Try to divide the shapes into quarters, as accurately as possible.

Word problems involving halves and quarters.

More activities involving quarters.

Given a quarter of a set of monsters can you find the total number?

Given a quarter of a set of birds can you find the total number?

A look at the statutory requirements for Year 1 Fractions.