Fractions: A List of Free Resources To Help Master This Skill

Fractions Reference Pack

Understanding fractions can be tough. This collection of resources will help you teach and your child master this math skill, understanding what they are and how they work and what to do with them.

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Food Activities & Games

Toys/Manipulatives

Tricks and Tips To Learn Fractions

Worksheets

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Lapbooking/Notebooking

Fraction Games

Videos

Online Games and Tools

Since mastering fractions can be tricky, so I’ve made this Reference Pack to help make things as clear as possible.

Printable All About Fractions Reference Pack

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It includes:

  • What are fractions?
  • Adding with common and different denominators
  • Subtracting
  • Multiplying and dividing
  • Mixed numbers
  • Whole numbers
  • Bars and Circles

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5 thoughts on “Fractions: A List of Free Resources To Help Master This Skill”

  1. Wowzers! That’s a lot of fractions resources! Amazing. I think I will edit my abcblogging post to include *your* post!

  2. Thank you so much for the fractions pack! This will be an excellent resource when we begin our fraction unit.
    I did notice on page 6, in the second step, the number 4 was typed instead of 3 for 1/3 – 1/5.

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