Equivalent fractions
Explain why a fraction a/b is equivalent to a fraction (n×a)/(n×b) by using visual fraction models; generate equivalent fractions.
8 free games for this standard
Fraction Categorisation
Fraction Categorisation
Drag fraction cards shown as pie charts, bars, and symbols into matching piles. Group all the equivalent fractions together to clear the board.
Recognise equivalent visual representations of fractions
Compare and order fractions with the same denominator
Fraction Domino Loop
Fraction Domino Loop
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.
Recognise equivalent fractions using visual models
Rename fractions with common denominators
Equivalent Fractions Quiz
Equivalent Fractions Quiz
See a fraction shown visually and pick the matching answer. Multiple representations test true understanding, not just memorisation.
Recognise equivalent fractions using visual models
Rename fractions with common denominators
Simplify Snap
Simplify Snap
Two fraction cards flip. Hit SNAP if one is the simplified form of the other! Builds fluency with simplifying fractions.
Simplify fractions to their lowest terms
Fraction Families Sort
Fraction Families Sort
Drag equivalent fractions into family groups. All the halves go together (1/2, 2/4, 3/6...), all the thirds, and so on.
Group fractions into equivalent families
Simplify Builder
Simplify Builder
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.
Simplify fractions to lowest terms using common factors
Error Detective: Equivalence
Error Detective: Equivalence
A student made a mistake with equivalent fractions. Can you spot the error? Read their working and find what went wrong.
Identify and explain errors in equivalence reasoning
Simplify Detective
Simplify Detective
Spot wrong simplifications and equivalences. Find the mistake! Builds deep understanding of why fractions are equivalent.
Identify and correct errors in fraction simplification