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Year 1 Fractions - Quarters

If something is quartered it is divided into 4 equally sized parts.

Year 1 Fractions - Quarters

This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Maths and Numeracy for children aged 5 and 6 in year 1. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with recognising, finding and naming a quarter as one of four equal parts of an object, shape or quantity. It gently introduces them to fractions.

Finding a quarter of a shape or set of objects is a progression from learning how to find a half. Children may relate finding a quarter to cutting objects into four equal parts, dividing by four or sharing groups into four equal amounts. Children should recognise that for the quarters to be accurate, all four parts or groups should be identical in size or amount.

Question 1

Subtracting 4

Adding 4

Multiplying by 4

Dividing by 4

Quartering means sharing into 4 equal groups or parts

Question 2

4

8

16

20

16 ÷ 4 = 4, so a quarter of 16 is 4

Question 3

16

4

8

12

A quarter of 16 is 4. 16 – 4 = 12

Question 4

Yes, there are four pieces

Yes, it has been shared between four people

Yes, there are enough pieces for four people

No, the four pieces aren’t the same size

All four quarters of a shape must be identical

Question 5

3

14

20

35

12 shared into 4 equal groups gives 3 in each group, so a quarter of 12 is 3

Question 6

Cut it into 2 slices

Cut it into 4 equal parts

Share it with some friends

Eat some and share the rest

The four quarters should be exactly the same size

Question 7

Cut some out

Share them into 4 equal groups

Put them into 5 piles

Put them in a bag

Each group should have exactly the same number of stars

Question 8

2

16

6

4

Using a quarter of the eggs would mean using two eggs, so 6 would be left

Question 9

6

8

4

16

24 ÷ 4 = 6, so she would get 6 buttons

Question 10

24

4

15

5

Sharing 20 into four equal groups would give 5 in each group

Author: Angela Smith

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