Collection of Rectangle Fraction Cliparts (65)

This grid illustrates how color intensity diminishes row by row, with blue squares gradually replaced by gray ones.

A five-part vertical segmentation-three purple bars and two white bars-demonstrating a 60% to 40% split.

A simple yet powerful three-part circle used to visualize balanced divisions or interconnected components.

The image is a square with a grid of 12 squares in the center. The squares are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each square having a different color - white, blue, and black. The blue square is on the right side of the image, while the white squares are on the left side. The image is framed by a thin black border.

A minimalist bar chart showing six uniform white bars followed by a highlighted brown bar on the right, emphasizing the last item or stage.

Six everyday objects and shapes divided precisely in half to help children grasp the concept of equal parts.

A simple yet effective pie chart showing a 50% shaded vs. 50% unshaded distribution across four quadrants.

The image is a set of fraction models clip art. It has a blue background with white text that reads "Fraction Models Clip Art Set 2". Below the text, there are two rows of colorful blocks, one red and one yellow. The red block is on the top left corner of the image, while the yellow block is in the middle. The yellow block has a blank space for the user to fill in their own fraction models. The green block has an empty space for them to write their own fractions. The orange block has two blank spaces for them. The image also has a number "1K5" in the

Three green squares and one white square arranged in a balanced 2×2 grid layout.

Two grid diagrams demonstrate that improper fractions like 10/10 (exactly 1) and 10/9 (greater than 1) are always ≥1.

Color-coded fraction manipulatives-perfect for visual learners exploring part-whole relationships in elementary math.

The image is a set of fraction models clip art. It is a blue square with a white background and the title "Fraction Models Clip Art Set 1" written in black text at the top. Below the title, there are four different types of fractions - red, yellow, green, and gray. The first section of the image is divided into four sections, each with a different color. The red section is a circle with a red center, the yellow section is yellow, the green section is green, the gray section is gray, and the orange section is orange. The fractions are arranged in a grid-

The image is a grid of 12 squares arranged in a grid-like pattern. The squares are evenly spaced and appear to be blank. The image is black and white and has a simple, minimalist design. The grid is rectangular in shape and has no other elements or decorations. The background is white, making the grid stand out.

The image is a square with a white background and a black border. Inside the square, there are six horizontal bars arranged in a grid-like pattern. The bars are of different shades of purple, ranging from light to dark. The purple bar on the left side of the image is slightly larger than the dark purple bar, while the white bars on the right side are smaller and more prominent. The image appears to be a color palette or a color chart.

The image is a rectangular grid with multiple horizontal lines. The lines are arranged in a horizontal pattern, with the topmost line being orange and the bottommost being white. The orange line is on the left side of the image and is slightly larger than the white line. The background is black, and the grid appears to be empty.