My Name in Fractions Worksheet Generator
Turn every child’s name into fractions, for ages 7–11. They write their name one letter per box, then answer questions — what fraction are vowels, consonants, tall letters, letters with tails — and shade a bar model to match. Print one handout for the whole class or paste a class list for a ready-made sheet and answer key per child; grade 4–5 adds simplest form, comparing and equivalent fractions.
Leave the names empty for one handout every child can use; paste a class list to print a ready-made sheet for each child, with a filled-in answer key. Grade 2–3 writes and shades each fraction; grade 4–5 adds simplest form, comparing and an equivalent fraction.
My Name in Fractions
Write your name, one letter per boxLetters in my name:
- 1What fraction of the letters in your name are vowels (a, e, i, o, u)?Fraction
- 2What fraction of the letters in your name are consonants (not a, e, i, o, u)?Fraction
- 3What fraction of your name is your first letter? (Count it every time it appears.)Fraction
- 4What fraction of your letters have a tail that hangs below the line (g, j, p, q, y)?Fraction
- 5What fraction of your letters are tall letters (b, d, f, h, k, l, t and every capital)?Fraction
- 6Which letter appears the most in your name? Write it in the box. What fraction of your name is that letter?LetterFraction
- 7What fraction of your letters come from the first half of the alphabet (A to M)?Fraction
- 8Draw a circle divided into equal parts for your name, one part for each letter. Shade the parts that are vowels.