Fractions Drag & Drop Activities (Google Slides)
Interactive digital activities where students drag fraction cards to matching representations. Works on any device with Google Classroom or Google Drive — copy free to your account.
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Proper Fractions - Digital Drag & Drop (Google Slides)
Interactive Google Slides activity — students drag fraction cards to the matching area model. Works on any device with Google Classroom or Google Drive.
Improper Fractions - Digital Drag & Drop (Google Slides)
Drag fraction cards to matching area models. 4 activities covering graphical, vocabulary, number line and combined representations.
Mixed Numbers - Digital Drag & Drop (Google Slides)
Interactive Google Slides activity — drag mixed number cards to the matching graphical model. Works in Google Classroom or standalone.
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These printables and Slides are most effective when paired with the matching online activities — students do the digital version first, then consolidate off-screen (or the other way round).
- Drag and Drop Maths GamesLearn through doing with interactive drag-and-drop maths games.
- Interactive Maths GamesExperience maths through genuine interaction — not just clicking multiple choice answers.
- Visual Maths GamesExperience maths through rich visual models.
- Fraction GamesBuild deep fraction understanding through interactive play.
- Mixed Numbers & Improper Fractions GamesBuild confidence with mixed numbers and improper fractions through interactive games.
- Maths Games for the ClassroomBring interactive maths games into your classroom.
- Maths Games for TeachersCurriculum-aligned maths games designed with teachers in mind.
5 PDFs, 29 print sheets, 198 cards. Card decks come with backs for double-sided printing. The pictures are the real files.
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