1st Grade Math - G.A.3 - Equal Parts
11 Questions
Equal Parts Introduction
True or False: This rectangle has been cut into equal parts.
Select the picture that shows a shape separated into equal parts?
What word will make the statement below true?
How many equal parts does this shape have?
Identify which shapes have been cut into equal parts and which ones have not been cut into equal parts.
Which of the shapes below have been cut into halves? Select ALL that apply.
Four students were given the description of a shape and asked to draw it. One student made a mistake. Click on the student who made a mistake.
Find the shape that matches these clues.
Jenny says that a square cannot be cut into thirds because a square has four corners. Do you agree with Jenny? Explain.
Owen says that he has cut this triangle into four equal pieces. Do you agree with Owen? Explain.
We help districts in California boost CAASPP Math Scores by Δ +20% by helping teachers determine if students are struggling with the content, the technology involved with the type of question, or the type of strategic thinking required. Based on the 8 Standards for Mathematical Practice, our platform and professional development empowers teachers to recognize all 16 types of strategic thinking across any math question, curriculum, or assessment.
Learn more