1st Grade Fractions Worksheets

Ages 6-7 · 11 sub-topics · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

These first grade fractions worksheets introduce the concept of equal parts, halves, and fourths using shapes and real-world objects. Students learn that fractions mean dividing something into equal pieces and practice identifying and shading fractional parts. While first grade fractions are introductory (1.G.A.3), this early visual understanding makes the formal fraction work in 3rd grade much easier.

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

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Identifying equal parts - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Parts of a whole - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview

Parts of a whole

Grade1st Grade
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Fractions in words - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview

Fractions in words

Grade1st Grade
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Writing fractions - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview

Writing fractions

Grade1st Grade
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Writing fractions - Eagle - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Writing fractions - online - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Fractions of a group or set - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Equal parts - Halves - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview

Equal parts - Halves

GradeGrades 2 & 1
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Equal parts - Quarters - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview

Equal parts - Quarters

GradeGrades 2 & 1
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Equal parts - Thirds - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview

Equal parts - Thirds

GradeGrades 2 & 1
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Fraction word problems - Apples - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Fractions of a set - Love - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Fractions of a set - Potion - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Fractions of a set - Tent - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Identifying fractions - Genie - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Identifying fractions - Wizard - 1st Grade Fractions worksheet preview
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Frequently Asked Questions

First graders learn to partition circles and rectangles into two equal shares (halves) and four equal shares (fourths or quarters), and describe the shares using the words halves, fourths, and quarters (CCSS 1.G.A.3). They should understand that equal shares of identical wholes need not have the same shape. For example, a rectangle can be split into two equal halves either horizontally or vertically, and both are correct. The emphasis is on understanding equal parts rather than fraction notation like 1/2 or 1/4. Worksheets that ask students to draw lines dividing shapes into equal parts, color half or one quarter of a shape, and identify whether a shape shows equal or unequal parts build this foundational understanding.

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