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Generate a shaded fraction circle for any numerator and denominator, not just the handful of denominators found in a physical manipulative kit. Enter a fraction and get a clean circle diagram, or enter an improper fraction and watch the tool automatically add extra circles to represent whole numbers plus a remainder. Compare two circles side by side to see which fraction is larger.
Physical fraction circle manipulatives are usually limited to a fixed set of denominators that shipped with the classroom kit. This generator draws any denominator on demand, and it is especially useful when a lesson needs an improper fraction shown across several circles rather than squeezed into one.
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Circle-slice pie charts for parts of a whole.
Rectangle bar models for comparing fractions.
Pick a shape and preset for classroom worksheets.
The full toolkit: pie charts, bars, and number lines in one place.
Two fractions side by side as shaded bars, with the larger one obvious.
Line several fractions up as aligned bars, least to greatest.
Plot any fraction on a number line, then print it.
Enter a numerator bigger than the denominator and watch extra circles appear automatically.
Not limited to a fixed manipulative set. Generate circles for sevenths, elevenths, or any denominator you need.
Type in a fraction from a homework problem and confirm the shaded wedges match what a student drew by hand.
Common questions about the fraction circle generator