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This resource is one step above the one where they need to colour the fraction to see which one is greater. This one just shows two fractions, and they need to work out which one of the signs < , > or = they need to write in the box. There are two different files, one simpler and one harder. Both sheets have 12 questions per a page, and there are 10 pages for each.

Using this resources the learners can colour in the fractions and then decide which one is greater, less than or equal. There are two different files, one for comparing equivalent fractions and a simpler one where you just colour in the fraction listed. There are 6 questions per a page, and 10 A4 pages for each one.

This is a double sided A3 resource sheet, which I have found really useful for all children to know off by heart. The sheet is listed by topic and gives examples as needed. If children are able to quote everything off the sheet, then they should know all the basics for them to solve most maths questions posed to them by the end of Key Stage 2, though as some of the information at the bottom is Key Stage 1 based, it makes a good resource to show all children across the whole of primary school the

This set of 5 sheets helps the learner to add fractions through using the fraction wall. The sheets all have different questions, though with the same fraction wall picture each time. The answers for all questions are at the bottom of the sheet to fold over or cut off. Two files have been provided, first file an A4 paper format and second file a letter paper format.

This set of sheets will give children a chance to practise their understanding of what makes a fraction. On the sheet they are shown a selection of fractions to colour in. The fraction is either a equivalent fraction or they will need to just colour in the fraction. When the fraction is equivalent it might be higher or lower than the actual fraction. NOTE: The file is in two forms, one for the UK market, and one for the American market, changing of the word Colour to Color. Also different versio

These sheets will allow the children to practise working with fractions. Each PDF file has a selection of sheets based around a similar level. Each PDF file contains 10 worksheets, each with 8 questions with four questions drawn with pictures to help the children work out the fraction each time. (Thinking about equivalence.) At the bottom of every sheet is the answers, with a middle step displayed if appropriate. All answers given are in the lowest form and in the form of the higher denominator.

This set of sheets will give children a chance to practise their understanding of what makes a fraction. Discussion can then be had about which ones of the them maybe half or quarters.