Fractions Resources
Colleen Young
Mathematics, Learning &
Technology
Diagrams
In the study of fractions
diagrams really help, so
that’s where this resource
collection starts, a couple of
sites whose strength is in
their visual representations.
On the following slides,
images and/or text provide
hyperlinks to the resources
Note the comprehensive index.
The About page has clear information for teachers on using the site.
KS3 to KS4
From OCR’s Check in Tests,
try Fractions.
Full details of the Check in
tests can be found in the
Teachers’ Guide. Each test
is of a similar format in
that Questions 1-5 cover
procedural calculations
(AO1), questions 6-8 require
the ability to reason and
communicate mathematically
(AO2) and questions 9-10
relate to problem solving
tasks (AO3).
KS3 to KS4
From AQA, Bridging the
Gap is for students who
have studied the current
(2007) Key Stage 3
Programme of Study and are
preparing for the
new Mathematics GCSE
specification.
These are excellent
resources for students age
11-14.
Don Steward
On Don Steward’s wonderful,
Median blog you will find
numerous problems to make
your students think.
Note the index on the right,
several categories are
available for fractions.
fraction addition (19)
fraction division (4)
fraction Egyptian (1)
fraction equivalence (6)
fraction multiplication (13)
fraction pictures (4)
fraction subtraction (7)
fractions (9)
fractions cancelling (1)
fractions comparing (1)
fractions mixed numbers (2)
fractions of (4)
fractions to decimals (6)
Teachit Maths
TeachIt Maths have a very
useful set of resources on
Fractions.
The collection
includes a good
variety of resource
types.
Note the filters to
Refine your search.
Teachit Maths
CIMT
CIMT as always can be
relied on to provide
examples.
As well as the main text in
the Year 7 book (unit 20 in
Book 7B) additional teacher
support is also provided.
Scroll down the Year 7 page
to the teacher reources for
book 7B for additional
activities for example.
Perhaps try activity 20.1 and
demonstrate multiplication
with Human Multiplication!
TES
Try the TES collection on
Fractions, Decimals and
percentages recommended by a
member of the TES Maths Panel.
Numerous resources are available on
TES for fractions. Dan Walkers
excellent PowerPoint on Problem
Solving includes four problems on
Fractions.
Fractions Resources

Fractions Resources

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Diagrams In the studyof fractions diagrams really help, so that’s where this resource collection starts, a couple of sites whose strength is in their visual representations.
  • 3.
    On the followingslides, images and/or text provide hyperlinks to the resources
  • 11.
    Note the comprehensiveindex. The About page has clear information for teachers on using the site.
  • 12.
    KS3 to KS4 FromOCR’s Check in Tests, try Fractions. Full details of the Check in tests can be found in the Teachers’ Guide. Each test is of a similar format in that Questions 1-5 cover procedural calculations (AO1), questions 6-8 require the ability to reason and communicate mathematically (AO2) and questions 9-10 relate to problem solving tasks (AO3).
  • 13.
    KS3 to KS4 FromAQA, Bridging the Gap is for students who have studied the current (2007) Key Stage 3 Programme of Study and are preparing for the new Mathematics GCSE specification. These are excellent resources for students age 11-14.
  • 16.
    Don Steward On DonSteward’s wonderful, Median blog you will find numerous problems to make your students think. Note the index on the right, several categories are available for fractions. fraction addition (19) fraction division (4) fraction Egyptian (1) fraction equivalence (6) fraction multiplication (13) fraction pictures (4) fraction subtraction (7) fractions (9) fractions cancelling (1) fractions comparing (1) fractions mixed numbers (2) fractions of (4) fractions to decimals (6)
  • 17.
    Teachit Maths TeachIt Mathshave a very useful set of resources on Fractions. The collection includes a good variety of resource types. Note the filters to Refine your search.
  • 18.
  • 19.
    CIMT CIMT as alwayscan be relied on to provide examples. As well as the main text in the Year 7 book (unit 20 in Book 7B) additional teacher support is also provided. Scroll down the Year 7 page to the teacher reources for book 7B for additional activities for example. Perhaps try activity 20.1 and demonstrate multiplication with Human Multiplication!
  • 21.
    TES Try the TEScollection on Fractions, Decimals and percentages recommended by a member of the TES Maths Panel. Numerous resources are available on TES for fractions. Dan Walkers excellent PowerPoint on Problem Solving includes four problems on Fractions.