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Free 3rd Grade (3nf3b) math worksheets on Finding Equivalent Fractions . Each worksheet has 9 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Finding Equivalent Fraction (visual)
Each worksheet has 9 problems using a visual model to find an equivalent fraction.
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Each worksheet has 9 problems using a visual model to find an equivalent fraction.

This worksheet is designed to help children understand the concept of equivalent fractions in mathematics, using visually-appealing and clear examples. With 9 problems to solve, learners can engage in a hands-on approach to mastering this fundamental math topic. It offers multiple options as it can be customized to meet the learner's pace, converted into convenient flashcards for revision purposes, or seamlessly integrated into distance learning curriculums. This innovative learning tool merges fun and education.

Student objectives

  • Use shaded pictures to see what fraction of a whole is shown.
  • Express an equivalent fraction in a picture model.
  • Match equivalent fractions by noticing when the whole is split into more equal parts.
  • Connect the numerator and denominator to how many parts are shaded and how many parts there are in all.

Everyday practice

  • Looking at two different-sized slice cuts of the same pizza and deciding if you ate the same amount.
  • Comparing two chocolate bars that are broken into different numbers of pieces to see if the shaded pieces are equal.
  • Reading a recipe that says 1/2 cup and using a 1/4-cup scoop twice to make the same amount.
  • Sharing a pan of brownies cut into different numbers of squares and checking if two shares are equal.

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3nf3b

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numericvisualfractions
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