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Fractions is an area that a lot of kids find hard to understand. One of the problems with fractions is that they have different meanings depending on the context.

For example, you can eat half an apple or cut an orange into fourths. But you can also put the number one-half on a number line, measure a line 3 1/2 cm long, or find a fourth of 24.

Once the concept of fractions as numbers and fractions as parts of a whole has been understood, your child will be well on their way to developing a sound understanding of fractions.

Here you will links to our free fraction resource pages.

On this page you will find links to a wide selection of fraction resources which will help your child learn and understand more about fractions

Here you will find the Math Salamanders free online Math help pages about Fractions.

There is a wide range of help pages including help with:

• fraction definitions;
• equivalent fractions;
• converting improper fractions;
• how to add and subtract fractions;
• how to convert fractions to decimals and percentages;
• how to simplify fractions.

Here you will find the Math Salamanders Free Fraction Calculator.

This calculator will enable you to:

• add, subtract, multiply and divide fractions
• convert fractions to simplest form
• convert improper fractions to mixed fractions
• convert fractions to decimals and percentages
• convert decimals and percentages to fractions.

There are also support sheets to help you learn these fraction skills further down the page.

Here is our collection of printable fraction information cards.

Each card has a fraction in the middle and a range of different representations of the fractions around the outside.

It is a great resource for developing fraction knowledge and useful for any fraction display.

Each card also contains decimal and percent facts for each fraction.

There are 3 versions of each card, one for display and two worksheets which test the children on their fraction knowledge.

Using these cards will help your child to:

• understand different representation of a range of fractions;
• begin to learn how to place fractions correctly on a fraction line;
• know decimal and percent equivalence for each fraction;
• being to learn about fraction equivalences.

These cards will help your child get to grips with fractions in a visual and fun way.

Here you will find a selection of Fraction Strips designed to help your child understand their unit Fractions.

Using Fraction Strips is a great way to learn your Fraction facts and help you to understand exactly how much fractions are worth.

They are also a great resource for equivalent fractions, and can show children visually that a half is the same as two-fourths or three-sixths.

Using these fraction strips will help your child to:

• understand Fraction as lengths;
• understand equivalent fractions;
• understand visually how much each unit fraction is worth.

Here you will find a selection of Fraction Flash Cards designed to help your child learn their Fractions.

Using Flash Cards is a great way to learn your Fraction facts as parts of a whole. They can be taken on a journey, played with in a game, or used in a spare five minutes daily until your child knows their Fractions off by heart.

Using these flashcards will help your child to:

• understand fractions as parts of a whole;
• practice their equivalent fraction facts.

All the printable Math facts in this section support the Elementary Math Benchmarks.

Using these fraction printables will help your child to:

• position fractions on a number line;
• understand the value of fractions and mixed numbers.

These fraction number lines are aimed at a 3rd Grade level.

Here you will find our selection of printable math mats, which are both a great reference guide and a support page for kids.

There are different math mats suitable for different levels of ability from Kindergarten and upwards.

The Math Salamanders hope you enjoy using these free printable Math worksheets and all our other Math games and resources.

We welcome any comments about our site or worksheets on the Facebook comments box at the bottom of every page.