Tap a card to choose the sheet kind. The preview on the right updates as you pick. Mixed Practice is its own option — it builds a sheet that combines simplify, identify, compare, equivalent, and operations problems in one printable.
● Simplify (Reduce to Lowest Terms) Each problem prints an unsimplified fraction like 6/8. Students show their work in a dotted box and write the simplified answer (3/4). Generous pencil-and-paper room per problem. Identify (Name the Fraction) Each problem prints a shaded bar, circle, or number-line mark. Student writes the matching fraction on the blank. Best entry-level worksheet. Construct (Shade or Place) Each problem prints a fraction. Student shades a blank bar/circle by hand or marks a blank number line. Pencil-and-paper practice. Compare Pairs of fractions with an empty box between them. Student writes <, =, or >. Choose like, unlike, or mixed denominators. Equivalent Given a fraction like 3/4, fill the equivalent at a different denominator. Sub-modes for missing numerator, missing denominator, or both. Operations Add, subtract, multiply, or divide two fractions. Optional space for showing work, optional visual scaffold. Number Line Placement Each problem gives a fraction; student marks it on a blank 0-to-1 (or 0-to-2) line. Flashcard Cutouts Print and cut a deck of fraction flashcards. Optional duplex (problem on front, answer on back). Word Problems Templated word problems with context (food, money, time). Includes blank lines for student work. Blank Manipulatives Page of empty fraction bars, circles, or number lines. Reuse for any in-class activity. Mixed Practice Combination sheet pulling from multiple sheet types onto one printable page.
