Unit Fraction Match: Side Tiles is a fast-paced, interactive math sorting game that helps students understand unit fractions by identifying whether shapes are partitioned equally. In each round, students examine a rectangle, circle, or triangle that has been divided into parts. Then they drag a unit fraction tile (like 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, etc.) into the correct answer box—or select “Not Partitioned Equally” when the partitions are unequal.
Fraction Sort: Equal or Unequal Parts? is an interactive drag-and-drop fractions game that helps students build a strong foundation in partitioning shapes into equal parts—a key early fraction skill. Players drag shapes (rectangles, circles, and triangles) into the correct category: ✅ Partitioned Equally or ❌ Not Partitioned Equally.
2-Player Fraction Match is a competitive memory-and-math game where students race to match fraction cards with visual models. Players take turns flipping two cards at a time on a 6Ă—4 grid. To score a point, they must find a pair that includes one fraction written as text (like 3/4) and one partitioned shape (rectangle or circle) that shows the same fraction shaded.
In this worksheet, students will look at shapes and determine whether or not they have been divided equally. Students will also have a chance to divide shapes into equal parts.
I use this digital geoboard with my 3rd grade students when teaching shapes. I have students do their best to create, 2d shapes like triangles, right triangles, pentagon, hexagon, octogon, kite, square, rhombus, and rectangles. When we are done with learning the shapes, students create their own image on the geoboard. There are many variables that students and teachers can use when creating their shapes like, rubber band color, size of geoboard, add grid, fill in each shape to count area and perimeter, and add text. Once finished you cna click the share button to gen
Students will compare the lengths of three rectangles. They will write the number 1 in the rectangle that is the longest and the number 2 in the rectangle that is the shortest.
In this worksheet, students will read, understand , and use the words, short, shorter, shortest, tall, taller, and tallest to compare the heights of 4 different animals.
Students will compare the size of each pair of shapes. They will color each shape according to the comparison.
Show students how to use protractors and rulers in this interactive website. Teachers can also easily show polygons and quadrilaterals. Shape color size, and angle are easily changed from one shape to another. You can use this shapes website to show interior and exterior angles. Arcs can also be manipulated.
This worksheet has 9 questions relating to the area. Students will draw the area. They will find the total area of two rectangular shapes. They will find the area of a complex shape. They will use an array to help find the area.
