Instant Worksheets
As part of an addition lesson, students can do this worksheet, which gives them the whole and one part, then asks them to identify the missing part for each addition problem. (more…)
Students are given a pie graph with percentages representing a group of students’ favorite seasons. They then must answer questions based on what they learn from that pie graph. (more…)
On this worksheet, students will practice converting improper fractions to mixed numbers, and vice versa. (more…)
Visualization is a good tool in learning, and students will be able to learn mixed numbers and improper fractions by seeing them represented with different shaded-in shapes. Then they must write down the mixed number, and convert it to an improper fraction. (more…)
Begin a basic lesson on fractions by using pictures to represent the fractions. Students must color in the given fractional value of each group of images. (more…)
Students beginning to study fractions will learn more quickly by coloring in the shapes according to the fractions listed. (more…)
One way to teach students about fractions is to have them visualize the fractions on a number line. On this worksheet, students will put a dot on the proper point that represents the given fraction, then write the fraction identified by the stars on the number lines. (more…)
Based on the images provided, students will write a fraction that represents the shaded portions of each image. (more…)
Students will continue their lessons on fractions by using shapes to draw fractions equivalent to those provided. (more…)