Teaching fractions 4th grade

Fractions and Food--is there a better pairing? Kids will love these activities that use food to teach fractions, includes PDF.

Fun, engaging and no-prep! A great way to work on comparing fractions. All you need is a regular deck of cards. Great for grades 4&5!

Do you struggle with making fractions fun? I've put together a few activities and centers I like to do with my students-- read more about them below! **Please note that this post contains some affiliate links for Amazon** So how does a fraction puzzle work? Pretty simple-- print, laminate, cut, and store! I tried to use both a shape AND number line representations on my puzzles-- that way kids have to use different skills we've covered during whole group. I love these fraction puzzles…

Several ideas for the conceptually teaching of fractions with hands-on activities.

Comparing fractions 4.NF.2 anchor chart 4th grade fractions

This exciting equivalent fractions game is a twist on the classic "Spoons" game. Learn how to play and get your FREE equivalent fractions cards to use in your classroom!

Teaching unit fractions in 3rd grade can be hard, but it can also be fun! These engaging math center games, activities, and worksheets from Jillian Starr Teaching are perfect for the kids in your class. Click to read this post all about favorite 3rd and 4th-grade math centers to teach unit fractions, including these printable fraction quilts.

Get 12 creative ideas for teaching fractions and fun ways to teach fractions for 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade! These helpful ideas include teaching equivalent fractions with food, worksheets grade 4, activities, craft, and even fractions escape rooms! From Jeopardy math games to simple fraction worksheets and coloring pages, you’ll love these fun ways to teach fractions!

Let me tell you all about my favorite lesson with the BEST hands-on fractions activities to use in your 3rd or 4th grade classroom! This blog posts outlines every part of this lesson and you can download the free worksheets, games, exit tickets and lesson plans I used.

Teaching kids about fractions on a number line can be tricky. Read about 4 hands on fraction activities for kids that will make learning about fractions on a number line fun! They’re easy to setup, a great visual to help teach fractions, and involve using cubes, pipe cleaners, beads, and markers. #Teachingfractions #Handsonfractions #Fractionactivities

Hi teacher friends! This has been a busy month! I just want to share a few of the anchor charts we've been making in math. The kids hel...

Fraction Art is a fun activity for 2nd grade and 3rd grade students learning about fractions. This free printable can be used as a math center during a fractions unit. Students come up with their own fraction ideas to make designs using multiple colors. This makes an awesome math bulletin board.

I have to share this rockin' activity inspired by an awesome math teacher and blogger, To The Square Inch . In fourth grade, we learn about ...

I’m here to share a fraction anchor chart freebie and a hands-on mini lesson idea I used with my math intervention students. When we started our unit on fractions and did our pre-assessments, I quickly learned that I have a small group of students who need quite a bit of intervention. Unfortunately, many of them...

Teaching about fractions by making slime is tons of fun!

Free printable fraction strips, or fraction bars for your math learning centers. Make your own math manipulatives with our free printable fraction sheets. Print in color or black and white.

A great strategy for teaching students to add and subtract fractions in a way they will really "get"!

EngageNY 5th grade math anchor charts for adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators.

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!

Fractions on a Number Line anchor chart