Dinner Shapes: Making a Whole Worksheet
Using food and delicious snacks is a great way to stimulate your child’s learning capabilities, and encourage interest in different topics. After learning basic addition and subtraction in math, one of the next hurdles your child must scale is fractions. It might seem difficult in the beginning, but with exercises like this worksheet, your child should become an expert at fraction. Here, your child must find the missing part of the food to make a whole. Instruct them to circle the answer.
Required skills:
In order to resolve this worksheet, students should have a basic understanding and knowledge of fractions, addition and subtraction, as well as critical thinking skills. They should also be able to visually discriminate and determine missing parts of a whole based on given shapes.
