Grade 4
Fractions: A Quarter of a Number Worksheets
Finding a quarter: halve, then halve again.
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- 1.A quarter of 100 =
- 2.A quarter of 96 =
- 3.A quarter of 84 =
- 4.A quarter of 68 =
- 5.A quarter of 88 =
- 6.A quarter of 36 =
- 7.A quarter of 80 =
- 8.A quarter of 40 =
- 9.A quarter of 28 =
- 10.A quarter of 76 =
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1) 25 · 2) 24 · 3) 21 · 4) 17 · 5) 22 · 6) 9 · 7) 20 · 8) 10 · 9) 7 · 10) 19
How to explain it to your child
A quarter is half of a half.
- Halve the number. — Quarter of 28: first half of 28 = 14.
- Halve it again. — Half of 14 = 7.
Example: Quarter of 28: half is 14, half again is 7. Answer: 7.
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