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Equivalent Fractions (Missing Number) Worksheet Download

Free 4th Grade (4nf1) math worksheets on Finding Equivalent Fractions . Each worksheet has 20 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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Equivalent Fractions (Missing Number)
Each worksheet has 20 problems identifying the missing number that will make a fraction equivalent.
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Each worksheet has 20 problems identifying the missing number that will make a fraction equivalent.

This worksheet is designed to help children grasp the concept of equivalent fractions in math. It features 20 interactive problems, with examples such as 1/6 equals 2/12, 7/9 equals 28/36, and 3/6 equals 30/60. Perfect for distance learning, the worksheet can be customized for individual needs and even converted into flashcards to further facilitate understanding. Enhance your child's math skills through this engaging and adaptable tool.

Student objectives

  • Find the missing numerator or denominator that makes two fractions equal.
  • Use multiplication to scale a fraction up to an equivalent fraction.
  • Use division to scale a fraction down to an equivalent fraction.
  • Spot the pattern that the numerator and denominator must change by the same factor.

Everyday practice

  • Double or triple a recipe and adjust a fraction like 1/2 cup to an equivalent amount.
  • Compare two measuring cups labeled with different fractions to see if they hold the same amount.
  • Figure out if two sale signs like “1/2 off” and “2/4 off” mean the same discount.
  • Resize a drawing or model using a scale where a fraction is written in different but equivalent ways.

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4nf1

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numericconverting formsfractions
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