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Hands-On Fraction Task Cards {FREE}

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Do you need hands-on fraction activities for your third graders, fourth graders, or fifth graders? These free fraction task cards will challenge and extend thinking while building a deep understanding of number relationships. Perfect for differentiation and math workshop! They also provide many possibilities for creativity, individual answers, and math writing. 

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Here’s what some teachers who have used these task cards say:

  • Sharon M. said:
My students really loved these hands-on fraction activities! They challenged themselves to come up with different ways to create the fractions! Our principal & superintendent did a walk-through during this lesson. They both thought it was a fabulous hands-on way to explore fractions! Thank you!
 
  • Kate R. said:
Fantastic resource, I used these hands-on fraction activities with my weaker 4th class girls to reinforce their understanding of fractions (although I am now planning to use it with the rest of the class). They went into the exercise confused about fractions and absolutely fed up with them. When finished, they were clamoring to do more. They loved it, very hands-on. Please make more resources of this caliber!
 
  • Vicky N. said:
Loved these hands-on fraction activities as an activity on the smart board. Very engaging and challenging!

Pattern Blocks encourage investigation of relationships among the shapes and are a fantastic tool to help students develop deep understandings about fractions. They provide a visual image which is essential for real understandings of fraction algorithms. 

Click here or the picture below to find out more about using Pattern Blocks to develop a solid foundation of fraction skills for your students and download {FREE} Fraction Task Cards printables.

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*This article originally appeared on SumMathFun.com

 

Need more free fraction resources? Check out the link below.

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