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This Fraction Shape Maker draws a simple shape using equal parts division for fraction illustrations. Teachers and parents can use it to draw a nice shape that is divided into a given number of equal parts, which is not easily done in standard office software.
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Whether you need to generate fraction images to use in your classroom or to make clip art for curriculum materials to sell commercially, our extensive library has you covered. Use our tools to create and customize visual models for any problem that can be downloaded or copied as PNGs or SVGs.
With these online fraction strips, students can model fractions, solve fraction problems, explore equivalent fractions, and observe the differences between denominators. To use the interactive fraction strips tool, click and drag the strips onto the canvas.
Our Image Of A Fraction Activity Sheet is a fun and engaging way for children to learn about fractions through visual representation. The sheet presents fractions as images, allowing children to make a connection between the numerical value and the visual representation.
Type any fraction into the fraction visualizer below, and the visualizer will draw a picture of the fraction as filled circles -- filled pizzas to help you visualize the concept of the fraction you typed.
Learn or teach fractions by making your own visual fractions examples with circle or line models.
Tailor-made for 3rd grade and 4th grade, our printables include identifying fractions using shapes, fraction strips, tape diagrams, real-life objects and pictures, pizza models, etc.; identifying unit fractions as one part of a whole; and identifying mixed numbers as whole numbers and fractions put together.
