Before a shape can show a fraction, its parts must all be the same size. This 3rd grade shapes cut into equal parts worksheet has five rows of four shapes on grid paper. One or more straight lines cross each shape and split it into two, three, four or even eight parts. There are circles, triangles, squares, rectangles, hexagons, an octagon and stars, and even a cone, so your child meets many kinds of shapes. Next to each shape, a small blue box waits for a tick. Your child ticks only the shapes divided into equal parts. Some shapes look fair at first, but one part is bigger than the others when you look at them closely. Page two shows the right ticks in red.