All Six Fraction Modes
Simplify Fractions
Given a fraction, find its simplest form. Builds understanding of GCF and equivalent fractions.
Practice simplifying →Add Fractions
Add fractions with different denominators. Requires finding common denominators before adding.
Practice adding →Subtract Fractions
Subtract fractions with unlike denominators. Same skills as adding with a subtraction twist.
Practice subtracting →Multiply Fractions
Multiply two fractions and simplify the result. A key skill for 5th grade and beyond.
Practice multiplying →Divide Fractions
Divide fractions using the reciprocal method. Builds the "flip and multiply" skill.
Practice dividing →Compare Fractions
Decide which of two fractions is greater, or if they're equal. Builds number sense.
Practice comparing →Difficulty Levels
Every fraction mode has three difficulty settings:
Easy uses small denominators and simple values. Medium introduces larger numbers. Hard uses complex denominators and requires multi-step thinking. Choose the level that keeps the child working hard without getting frustrated.
How Fraction Practice Works
A fraction problem appears on a card — displayed as a proper fraction with numerator over denominator. The child enters the answer using the number pad (numerator and denominator separately for fraction answers, or a single number for comparisons).
A correct answer loads the next card immediately. One wrong answer ends the run and saves the score. The high score display shows the best streak for each mode.
Practice All Six Fraction Types
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