Fourth grade fractions activities

I’m here to share a fraction anchor chart freebie and a hands-on mini lesson idea I used with my math intervention students. When we started our unit on fractions and did our pre-assessments, I quickly learned that I have a small group of students who need quite a bit of intervention. Unfortunately, many of them...

These worksheets are perfect for students who want to practice equivalent fractions. The questions are arranged in random order, so the student can progress through the different levels of difficulty.

Here you will find our selections of Equivalent Fractions Worksheet which will help your child learn to spot and understand when two fractions are equivalent.

Teaching kids about fractions on a number line can be tricky. Read about 4 hands on fraction activities for kids that will make learning about fractions on a number line fun! They’re easy to setup, a great visual to help teach fractions, and involve using cubes, pipe cleaners, beads, and markers. #Teachingfractions #Handsonfractions #Fractionactivities

The greatest fraction wins! This was a fun activity that my third graders did to practice comparing fractions. We did this after we covered same numerator comparisons and same denominator comparisons. 🖤 Students were broken up into groups and given a fraction. 🖤 They used their whiteboards to represent their fraction in multiple ways. 🖤 They also used the precut circles and strips on the board to represent their fraction. This is what they used to compare their fraction to another group’s…

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Fractions can be tough! While it takes time and repeated exposure with fractions for students to have a real understanding of them, there are lots of experiences and activities we can provide as teachers to move their understanding along! In this post, I’ll share a few of my favorite fraction activities with you! 1. Fractions […]

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