Your children with love this Converting improper fractions to mixed numbers activity. These bright colorful flower puzzles are a fun way to practice this skill. A friend gave me a beautiful pot of flowers. The pot was adorable and the flower bright and colorful. I love...
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This free Cut and Paste Converting Mixed Numbers To Improper Fractions Worksheet helps children visualize this skill while having fun. Today is day six of our Seven Days of Christmas Math Printables. You can see what other fun math printables we have here, or check out our list...
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This FREE simplifying fractions game is a fun and easy way for children to practice simplifying fractions. Since it is low-prep it is easy to use today! This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to...
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Teaching fractions on a number line? Grab this free printable that challenges students draw number lines to help them Develop Fraction Sense Using Number Lines. It’s week three of our Developing Fraction Sense series. We began with a look at Numerators and Denominators…. Get it...
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This free equivalent fractions interactive notebook is a great way to teach equivalent fractions to your children with visual models or an area model. I love games. I love the way my children get excited when a game comes out, but direct instruction is important...
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Equivalent fraction dominoes is a fun game and a great way for children to practice finding equivalent fractions. These dominoes use number lines, fraction models, and fractions to support children as they learn about equivalent fractions. Learning through games rocks, and I’m finding that...
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Visual Fraction Models are a great way to introduce children to fractions. This fraction game helps children recognize fractions and this visual model. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button. ...
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*This post contains affiliate links from Amazon and other bloggers Our fun with fractions is continuing this week. My boys are young (4 and 6), so my only goal for them is to understand that a fraction is equal parts, and that the numerator tells them how...
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This equivalent fractions card game is a fun way for children to practice equivalent fractions using numbers, models, and number lines. There is giggling. A slight sneaky smile. And of course the groans. All fo this from a simple game….the game of Old...
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Teaching fractions with food is a natural way to begin any fraction unit. Check out my five favorite foods, and get a free printable that will also help you introduce equivalent fractions with food It is finally time for one of my favorite math units!!...
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