FREE Pizza Fraction Activity & Craft!

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Fractions can often be a difficult concept for students to grasp. Jenn over at Finally in First was finding that her kiddos needed a little reinforcment working with fourths/quarters and so she created this fun pizza fraction craftivity.

Activity Prep

Jenn prepared a brown crust cutout and yellow cheese cutout, as well as 1 1/2" x 12" strips of red, green, black, and light brown paper for each student.

Completing the Activity

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  • First, Jenn invited her students to cut out and assemble the crust and cheese.
  • Next, she demonstrated how to cut the toppings from the strips of construction paper. [NOTE: In her FREE activity packet, Jenn details how she cut each of the toppings as well as how she describes the process for her kiddos!]
  • Then, once the pizzas are fully assembled and dried, Jenn has her students cut their pizza into four equal pieces and paste them onto a piece on construction paper.
  • Finally, they complete the writing prompt...

    "My pizza is divided into ___________ (fourths) which are also called ___________ (quarters)."

    ...and, once completed, the prompt paper is glued to the craft! [NOTE: The prompt paper is included in the FREE activity packet!]

We think this is a great way to help reinforce some of those tricky concepts! To grab a copy of this great math craftivity freebie, be sure to visit Finally in First!

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Mrs. T (Aiken, US)
Cute and educational

I love this idea. I have been thinking how to integrate arts into my fractions lesson for 3rd grade and I think my students will love this activity. I will have my students write three or four sentences describing their pizzas and writing equivalent fractions based on the toppings they choose to put on each section of their pizza. It may take all of our Math time, but I bet they will enjoy it. Thank you for sharing!