Queen’s Quarters Worksheets provide a fun and interactive way for students to practise modelling quarters of objects and collections. With a royal theme to capture attention, these worksheets allow students to explore fractions through creative and meaningful activities that link mathematical understanding to visual and hands-on learning.

Each worksheet includes three engaging quarter-themed tasks. Students will divide gems to decorate the queen’s crown, work backwards from a known quarter of a flower collection to model the whole, and follow the queen’s instructions to colour her necklace in quarters. These tasks encourage a combination of counting, drawing, and colouring to reinforce equal sharing concepts in different contexts.

Two differentiated templates are provided to ensure flexibility and support for learners at different stages. This no-prep resource is easy to use – simply print and go – making it ideal for whole class lessons, small group activities, or independent work. The queen theme makes fractions fun and accessible, while offering multiple approaches to help students master quarters.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Model quarters of objects and collections
• ✅ Apply equal sharing and partitioning skills
• ✅ Represent fractions using drawings and colours
• ✅ Strengthen understanding of part-whole relationships
• ✅ Engage with fractions in meaningful and creative ways

What’s Included:

• Queen’s Quarters Worksheet with three activities
• Two differentiated templates to suit varied learners
• Opportunities for drawing, colouring, and problem-solving

Materials Needed:

• Printed worksheets
• Pencils, crayons, or markers for colouring
• Counters or small objects for modelling if desired

How to Use:

1. Introduce quarters using real-life examples or manipulatives.
2. Guide students through dividing gems into quarters to decorate the crown.
3. Model how to work backwards from a quarter to represent a whole collection.
4. Encourage students to follow the queen’s colouring instructions to reinforce visual representation of quarters.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use as part of a fractions unit to consolidate quarter knowledge
• 💡 Include in Numeracy Rotations for small group practice
• 💡 Display finished worksheets as a colourful class “Fractions Gallery”
• 💡 Provide extra support with manipulatives for hands-on learners

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Differentiate by selecting the worksheet template that matches student readiness
• 💛 Laminate worksheets for repeated use with whiteboard markers
• 💛 Encourage peer collaboration by pairing students to solve and check answers together
• 💛 Extend by asking students to create their own “royal quarters” activity

Queen’s Quarters Worksheets make fraction learning engaging, creative, and accessible for all students. This resource is a great accompaniment to the Halves, Quarters & Eighths Task Card PACKAGE.