3rd grade fractions

Fractions can be so much fun to practice in 3rd Grade. By this grade level, students should be well acquainted with simple fractions, and they can

The best way to introduce students to fractions is by teaching unit fractions. This free lesson is the perfect way to start your fraction unit!

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Fractions are one of those math topics that you either understand immediately, or you get confused and get stuck on them constantly. I have two children that are math minded, and my other two that are not. My younger two are the ones that do great with math. I think that is because I am able to provide them with more supplemental worksheets and activities that I did not provide for my older two.

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

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

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…

Struggling to teach fractions on a number line? Here are 7 tips and activities that will help you effectively teach fractions on a number line!

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...