Equivalent fractions — area model

Drag fraction cards shown as pie charts, bars, and symbols into matching piles. Group all the equivalent fractions together to clear the board.

Connect fraction dominos in a chain by matching equivalent values. Complete the loop to win. Each domino has two fraction halves -- find the perfect connections.

See a fraction shown visually and pick the matching answer. Multiple representations test true understanding, not just memorisation.

Shade fraction strips to build a visual fraction wall. Click segments to fill each row and see how halves, quarters, thirds and sixths relate to each other.

Two fraction cards flip. Hit SNAP if one is the simplified form of the other! Builds fluency with simplifying fractions.

Drag equivalent fractions into family groups. All the halves go together (1/2, 2/4, 3/6...), all the thirds, and so on.

Given a fraction like 6/8, use the builder to find the simplest form. Adjust numerator and denominator while watching the visual model stay the same size.

A student made a mistake with equivalent fractions. Can you spot the error? Read their working and find what went wrong.

Put fractions in order, but some are equivalent! Drag cards to order from smallest to largest, noticing which fractions are equal.

Compare fractions using numbers only -- no pictures! Use strategies like common denominators and benchmarks to decide which is larger.

Drag fraction cards into order from smallest to largest. Start with same-denominator sets and work up to mixed denominators.

Is each fraction closer to 0, 1/2, or 1? Sort fractions using benchmark values. A key strategy for estimation and comparison.

Spot mistakes in fraction comparison reasoning. A student says 1/5 is bigger than 1/3 -- can you explain why they are wrong?

Place any fraction on the number line. Sixths, eighths, tenths and more. The full number line challenge for confident students.