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In this lesson, we will learn how to divide rectangles and circles into three equal parts and describe each part using the word third.
Q1:
This circle is divided into 3 equal pieces.
What is the name for each piece?
Q2:
Pick the rectangle that is partitioned into thirds.
Q3:
Amir has two thirds of an orange.
Does he have more or less than a whole orange?
Q4:
This rectangle is divided into 3 pieces.
Is each piece a third?
Q5:
Which shape is NOT partitioned into thirds?
Q6:
Rania has one-third of a rectangle.
How many more thirds does she need to make the whole rectangle?
Q7:
Which shape is partitioned into halves?
Which shape is partitioned into thirds?
Q8:
Pick the group that this shape belongs to.
Q9:
How much of the shape is shaded?
Q10:
Pick the shape that is NOT divided into 3 equal parts.
Q11:
Pick the rectangle that matches Bassem’s description.
Q12:
This is one-third of a shape.
Which shape could be the whole?
Q13:
Rania has three halves of cookie.
Does she have more or less than a whole cookie?
Q14:
Pick the odd one out.
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