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Hello! Equivalent fractions are different fractions that show the same amount. Think of it like cutting a pizza into 2 pieces and taking 1 piece (1/2) or cutting it into 4 pieces and taking 2 pieces (2/4) - they're the same amount! To find equivalent fractions, multiply or divide both the numerator and denominator by the same number.

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Try this hands-on activity with your child using measuring cups! Fill a 1/2 cup with water and pour it into 2 quarter cups. This shows that 1/2 = 2/4! You can also use this method with different measuring cup sizes to discover more equivalent fractions. Great way to combine math and cooking!

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Khan Academy offers excellent free video lessons and practice problems on equivalent fractions. Your child can watch explanatory videos and complete interactive exercises at their own pace. Perfect for reinforcing classroom learning!

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Let your child practice equivalent fractions through engaging online games at Fun Brain. These games make learning fractions enjoyable and provide immediate feedback to help your child understand if they're on the right track.

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Fun4theBrain is a FREE educational game site for kids of all ages. Self-grading math quizzes, a fun town of friendly monsters, and 100+ games!

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Here's a simple activity using paper strips: Take identical strips of paper. Fold one in half (showing 1/2), another into four parts (showing 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4), and another into eight parts. Compare the folds to discover equivalent fractions! For example, one-half equals four-eighths!

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Turn math into art! Have your child fold different colored paper circles into various fractions. They can create beautiful designs while learning that 2/4 takes up the same space as 1/2. This visual representation helps reinforce the concept of equivalent fractions.

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Download this simple worksheet to check your child's understanding. It includes matching equivalent fractions and creating equivalent fractions by multiplying both the numerator and denominator by the same number. Great for practice before tests!

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Equivalent fraction worksheets contain step-by-step solving process, identifying missing numbers, finding the value of the variables, completing the chain of equivalent fractions, writing equivalent fractions represented by pie models and fraction bars and representing the visual graphics in fractions. Explore some of these worksheets for free.

Step-by-Step Solving

Each printable worksheet has ten problems finding equivalent fractions by undergoing a step-by-step process.

Multiplication:

Division:

Mixed:

Missing Number: Standard

Find the missing number that makes the equivalent fractions. Easy level has 2, 3, 4 and 5 as factors. Moderate level has factors between 1 and 11. Difficult level contains factors in the range 2-25.

Easy:

Moderate:

Difficult:

Missing Number: Variables

Find the value of the variables that makes the equivalent fractions. You may use cross-multiplication method to find the values.

Easy:

Moderate:

Difficult:

Missing Number: Advanced

Each question has 8 equivalent fractions. Using the first fraction, complete the chain of equivalent fractions.

Increasing:

Decreasing:

Mixed:

Equivalent Fraction Pattern

Each question has a bunch of equivalent fractions. Find the missing equivalent fraction by identifying the pattern followed by both the numerators and denominators.

Easy (5 terms):

Moderate (8 terms):

Who am I?

Hey! I give you the clue. Can you find what fraction am I? Type-2 have fractions expressed in word forms.

Type 1:

Type 2:

Mixed:

Identifying Equivalent Fractions

Each pdf worksheet has two sections. First section contains six multiple choices. Second section contains questions on writing your own equivalent fractions.

Equivalent or Not Equivalent

Insert the correct symbol to show the pair of pizza fractions are equivalent or not equivalent.

Visuals:

Standard:

Writing Equivalent fractions: Pie Model

Each question in this batch of pdf worksheets has a pair of equivalent pie models. Express the pizza models in equivalent fractions.

Proper Fractions:

Improper Fractions:

Mixed Numbers:

Writing Equivalent fractions: Bar Model

Look at the equivalent fraction bars and write the fractions represented by them.

Proper Fractions:

Improper Fractions:

Mixed Numbers:

Representing Equivalent fractions: Pie Model

Shade the pie wedges to represent the equivalent fractions in these printable pdfs. Ask the children to color the visual pie graphics (not compulsory).

Proper Fractions:

Improper Fractions:

Mixed Numbers:

Representing Equivalent fractions: Bar Model

Color (or shade) the fraction bar to represent each fraction. See how they are equivalent.

Proper Fractions:

Improper Fractions:

Mixed Numbers:

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Equivalent fraction worksheets contain step-by-step solving process, identifying missing numbers, finding the value of the variables, completing the chain of equivalent fractions, writing equivalent fractions represented by pie models and fraction bars and representing the visual graphics in fractions. Explore some of these worksheets for free.

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Use this online tool to help your child visualize equivalent fractions. Simply enter a fraction, and the calculator will show multiple equivalent fractions with visual representations. A great way to check work and explore patterns!

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Online fraction calculator for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing mixed and improper fractions.