Printable fraction exercises to learn math step by step
A fraction, both in school and middle school, is used to represent a quantity divided into equal parts. For example, if a pizza is cut into 4 slices and you take 1, you get 1/4. It’s a simple way to show a part of a whole or compare several parts.
A wide selection of printable fraction exercises to use at home
Many parents tell me they feel a bit lost with fractions. That’s normal: you have to imagine parts, compare pieces and manipulate more precise numbers.
Printed math exercises and the maths app help understand this concept. Your child observes, circles, visualizes.
These worksheets are perfect for reviewing basics, tracking progress and supporting key levels such as grade 3 math exercises, grade 4 math exercises, grade 5 math exercises, and later grade 6 math exercises.
Exercises to understand fractions
The first exercises to understand fractions mostly help visualize parts and simple partitions.
Your child learns to recognize that a fraction represents a portion of a whole.
These activities lay the essential foundations before comparing, adding or manipulating fractions more complex fractions.
Understanding Fractions
Exercises on adding fractions
Fraction addition exercises teach how to combine parts to form a larger quantity. Your child discovers how to find a common denominator and add fractions simply, at their own pace.
Adding Fractions
Addition and Subtraction of Fractions
Exercises to simplify a fraction
Simplification exercises show how to reduce a fraction by dividing the numerator and denominator by the same number. Your child learns to identify common numbers to obtain a simpler, more readable form.
Reducing Fractions
Multiplying Fractions and Numbers
Exercises on mixed numbers
Exercises on mixed numbers help your child understand how to combine a whole number and a fraction. It’s an important step for better visualizing quantities greater than 1 but not integers.
Mixed Numbers
Operations on mixed numbers
Operations on mixed numbers allow practice in how to add or subtract these special forms. Your child learns to convert a mixed number into an improper fraction, then perform the operation easily.
Math videos to better visualize fractions
The math videos created by myblee help children understand fractions better. They see parts being formed, compared and combined. Short and clear explanations help them remember better, especially when they need to review a concept multiple times.