Ms Third Grade

This is a wonderful resource to help students learn to estimate fractions on a number line. Teacher Preparation: Cut out and laminate fish bowls and fish. Make copies of the fraction number line for students to use during the activity. Students will estimate whether each fraction is closer to 0, 1/2, or 1.

Make practicing fractions fun with this surfboard-themed math game! This 8-page resource is designed to help students build fluency with adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators through both numerical problems and visual fraction models. Perfect for centers, small groups, partner work, or early finishers, this game combines academic rigor with engaging visuals to keep students motivated and focused. With a colorful surfboard theme, it’s especially great for summer review, back-

Lesson Plan with resources. In the beginning of the lesson we will go over vocabulary (like a half, one third, and three quarters). I will ask them about fractions in the real world and where they have heard these words. This will also be my preassessment. I will be able to see what they know about fractions so I can base my teaching on that. We will read a short book that pertains to fractions. Then, the students will be broken up in six groups where they will use paper plates to make fr

Fraction Coloring & Writing WorksheetThis engaging worksheet has two parts to help students build a strong understanding of fractions: Color the Fraction: Students color in shapes to represent the given fraction, reinforcing the concept of parts of a whole. Write the Fraction: Students observe shaded shapes and write the corresponding fraction. Perfect for visual learners and hands-on practice, this activity supports foundational fraction skills for upper elementary students.

This is a fun game for students to play to pratice the skill of comparing fractions. Students will choose one card and whoever has the highest fraction keeps the cards. They will keep playing until all of the cards are gone.