🔢Math Standard
3rd Grade Comparing Fractions
Compare two fractions using >, <, or =. Use the rules for same numerator and same denominator.
3rd Grade 15 min
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3rd Grade · Math
3rd Grade Fractions Worksheets
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Before this skill
- Understanding fractions as parts of a whole
- Reading fractions
- Naming fractions from a model
- Understanding equal parts
- Reading a numerator and denominator
Common mistakes to watch for
- Thinking a bigger denominator means a bigger fraction
- Comparing fractions of different-size wholes
- Changing the number of shaded parts without keeping the same amount shaded
- Thinking more parts always means a bigger fraction
- Writing shaded parts over unshaded parts instead of total parts
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🔢Math Standard
Equivalent Fractions with Models Worksheet
Use each bar model to find an equivalent fraction — the same amount, named with different numbers.
3rd Grade 14 min
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🔢Math Easy
Fractions of a Shape Worksheet
Look at each bar and write the fraction that is shaded — the shaded parts over the total equal parts.
3rd Grade 12 min
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🔢Math Standard
Fractions on a Number Line Worksheet
Each number line from 0 to 1 is split into equal parts. Write the fraction shown by the point.
3rd Grade 14 min
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🔢Math Standard
Spring Fractions Worksheet
Name the fraction of each spring group and compare fractions. Remember: numerator on top, denominator on the bottom.
3rd Grade 12 min
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Suggested Practice Sequence
- 1 Fractions of a Shape Worksheet easy
- 2 3rd Grade Comparing Fractions standard
- 3 Equivalent Fractions with Models Worksheet standard
- 4 Fractions on a Number Line Worksheet standard
- 5 Spring Fractions Worksheet standard
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do 3rd Grade students practice with fractions?
Students will compare two fractions with the same numerator or the same denominator using >, <, or =.
Are these worksheets free and printable?
Yes — every worksheet is a free, printable PDF with an answer key. No sign-up required.