Fractions

Learning about representing fractions? Review fractions and mixed numbers by representing the in picture form, word forms, and number line! This resource is designed to make learning fractions and mixed numbers a delightful experience for students. By combining art and mathematics, students will not only understand but also enjoy representing fractions in various forms!No prep needed simply print and go!Resource Includes: 2 blank templates to "make your own " (fraction/mixed fraction)10...

This fraction of the day practice worksheet is the perfect daily warmup for upper elementary math students. Fill in a fraction of your choice and copy. Students use the fraction to fill in each box.Skills include:drawing fractions with visual models (area models)simplifying fractions to lowest termswriting equivalent fractionsplacing fractions on a number line comparing fractionsmultiplying a fraction by a whole numberchanging improper fractions to mixed numbers writing and solving fraction...

Let your students work together with this Collaborative Class Project, perfect for reviewing your fractions unit! Students will work together to run a donut shop, all while fulfilling customer orders using their knowledge of fractions. This is a great project for the end of your frations unit or an end of the year math project!Each student will be responsible for fulfilling a customer's order using fractions. They'll follow the directions on their sheet to design the donuts to meet the...

Comparing fractions can be hard for students AND teachers. Here are 3 tips to make comparing fractions more engaging for your 3rd graders!

Help your students to learn strategies for comparing fractions to one-half, and how to expain their learning and understanding.

Bored with practicing equivalent fractions and comparing fractions of the textbook? These equivalent and comparing fractions worksheets give students practice while coloring! Students solve the equivalent fractions and comparing fractions activities in order to color the corresponding pictures correctly. Grab these differentiated and hands-on math color by number activities for some engaging, independent math practice! These equivalent and comparing fractions color by number worksheets are...

Fraction tic-tac-toe is a fun game for 3rd Grade students! This fun and engaging math center game from Teaching With Jillian Starr is perfect for the kids in your class. Click to read this post all about favorite 3rd and 4th-grade math centers to teach fractions through one whole, including these printable favorites.

Learning fractions are poppin! Students will practice generating equivalent fractions of a given number. No butter way to practice fraction equivalence then with this NO PREP activity!Great for sub plans, review, math center, homework or bulletin board display! THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES: -12 popcorn boxes containing different fractions -1 page of 9 pieces of popcorn for students to show their work of fraction equivalence *Black & white and color options available!Happy Learning

Teaching fractions in 3rd grade and don't know how to make the standard fun and exciting for students? This fraction classroom transformation includes 10 fraction activities to engage your learners! Practice fractions on a number line, comparing fraction, fraction vocabulary and more!

Storytelling can be a powerful tool. Discover how to use it to teach fractions skills to upper elementary students. You can use storytelling in your instruction, problem-solving activities, projects, and worksheets to create meaning for students around math skills. Use this tool to teach comparing, finding equivalent, adding, and subtracting fractions. Use storytelling to engage 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students in meaningful, standards-based learning opportunities. Click to learn more!

Teach Equivalent Fractions in a Fun and Engaging Way with Fraction Kite Craft - A Perfect Resource for Tricky TopicCreate bright and unique kites to display in your classroom, perfect to accompany a fraction unit. The activity encourages students to record four different fractions and then create two equivalent fractions for each color. Directions For Use: 1. Students pick four colors2. Students color in the 100 grid using the colors3. Students count the number of squares for each color and...

After students have ample experience working with fractions, developing fraction number sense, and comparing fractions, they will come to the realization that some fractions with different names are t