Free printable fraction circles for hands-on, interactive math manipulatives in your elementary classroom. Simple printable fraction pies for students to learn about equivalent fractions, adding fractions, more. Our free printable fraction circles are designed to make it easy to teach children fractions and fraction equalities, available unlabeled, color, and black and white.
Printable Fraction Circles
Our PDF fraction circles are available to print in full-color or black and white. We suggest printing on cardstock and laminating for durability. This set includes the following fractions:
1/2 1/3 1/4 1/5 1/6 1/7 1/8 1/9 1/10 1/11 1/12 1/16
Fraction Circles Printable Set 1
Free printable fraction circle set featuring halves, thirds, fourths, and fifths fractional sections. This set is full-color, unlabled.
Fraction Circles Printable Set 2
Free printable fraction circles including full-color fractions to represent sixths, sevenths, eighths, and ninths.
Fraction Circles Printables Set 3
Free printable fraction circles for fraction featuring tenths, eleventh, twelfths, and one whole.
Printable Fraction Circles Set 1 B&W
Free printable black and white fraction circles for students learning about fractions! Print a set of halves, thirds, fourths, and fifths for students to color code and label.
Printable Fraction Circles Set 2 B&W
Expand learning with this second set of black and white fractions for students to color and label. This set includes sixths, sevenths, eighths, and ninths.
Printable Fraction Circles Set 3 B&W
Free printable fraction circles featuring tenths, elevenths, twelfths, and a whole pie. Students can color these fractions and label them. As the fraction wedges get smaller, it can be more difficult to cut out, we recommend instructing students to cut across the diameter of the circle.
Build a Fraction Learning Center
Students will love to play our fun fraction learning center! Roll two dice and add fractional wedges to the pie. Try to create a full 360 degree circle without going over!
Fun Ideas for Learning with Fraction Circles:
If you’re wondering how to use fraction circles in your homeschool or classroom, here are some fun ideas to get the creativity flowing:
- Print our black and white fraction circle below for students to color and label themselves.
- Make circles with as many different fractional pieces as possible.
- Keep track of all the different combinations that were created (1/9 + 1/9 + 1/9 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1)
- Think of each fractional wedge as a slice of pie, or a slice of pizza. Have students create their own story problems for classmates to solve
- Extend the build beyond 1 whole. Challenge student to make 1 1/2, or 1 1/3.
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