Need new fraction activities for independent practice or math centers? Check out this post for FREE low-prep fraction math centers for 4th-5th grade.

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Do your students groan when you mention fractions? Spice up your fraction instruction with these engaging and challenging centers. From pizza fractions to building towers with unit fractions, these centers are sure to get your students excited about learning about fractions.

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

Do your kids have a strong fraction sense? This fun, yet challenging comparing fractions game will deepen their understanding & critical thinking skills.

I love teaching fractions to my elementary students! There are so many ways to do hands-on learning if you have the right tools! I recommend using a variety of fraction models, but my favorite tools are fraction strips, real world fraction pictures, and food. Keep reading to see how I use them with my 3rd graders!

Want a simple game ready to pull out to review fractions & equivalent fractions? Grab this FREE set of printable fraction puzzles to model fractions.

These equivalent fractions activities and games are a must-have addition to your 3rd grade and 4th grade math workshop. With reinforcing visuals, these fraction worksheets, activities, and games can work alongside any curriculum. Click to check out each of these activities up close along with tons of other ideas to teach equivalent fractions with your third and fourth grade students!

Fraction art is a fun way for students to practice fractions as part of a whole. For this activity, students use the Fraction Art activity page (freebie below) and create their own design by using multiple colors. Once students complete their design, they simply count up the fraction for each color used, and record it […]