Start with a whole and equal-size parts, then connect fraction models to positions on a number line. Compare fractions only when the whole is the same size. The packs here develop unit fractions, equivalent fractions, and simple comparisons through pictures and explanations.
9 skills with 27 worksheet PDFs
Clear filtersI can identify and describe unit fractions.
I can locate and name fractions on a number line.
I can represent one equal part on a number line as a unit fraction.
I can represent a fraction such as a/b on a number line.
I can explain when fractions are equivalent and compare their sizes.
I can recognize equivalent fractions that represent the same amount.
I can generate an equivalent fraction and explain why it is equivalent.
I can write a whole number as a fraction.
I can compare fractions with the same numerator or denominator.
Let the child explain a picture or model aloud before writing a calculation. Work through one example together, then allow independent practice and discuss one correction afterward.
Read each worksheet description before choosing a task. Worksheet numbers are not difficulty ratings. Use a different form to apply the skill in a new way, not just to repeat the same questions.
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Print page 1 for students. Page 2 contains worked solutions. Page 3 has optional book recommendations and is not needed for the activity.
Try the questions independently first. Then compare the steps, explain a correction, and check the result with a model or another method.
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