Math Practice Online

Fractions Practice

A fraction names equal parts of a whole: the denominator says how many equal parts, and the numerator says how many are counted. Choose a skill below to identify, compare, order, simplify, add and subtract fractions, convert mixed numbers, or find a fraction of a number. Free, with no login; progress saves in this browser.

Read fractions

Name a fraction from a shaded model, then find it on a number line.

Equivalent fractions

Different fractions can name the same amount. Find them, then reduce to simplest form.

Compare and order

Decide which fraction is larger, then arrange several from least to greatest.

  • Comparing Fractions

    Compare fractions using <, =, and >.

  • Ordering Fractions

    Put fractions in order from least to greatest.

Add and subtract

Combine or take away fractions: matching denominators first, then different ones.

Mixed numbers

Switch between a mixed number and an improper fraction.

Use fractions

Find a fraction of a whole number.

  • Fraction of a Number

    Find a fraction of a whole number, like three fourths of 20.

Fractions and decimals

A fraction and a decimal can name the same amount. Tenths and hundredths connect the two.

  • Fraction to Decimal

    Convert fractions below 1 over 10 or 100, plus halves, fourths and fifths, to exact decimals.

  • Decimal to Fraction

    Write selected tenths and hundredths below 1 as fractions in simplest form.

Fractions by grade

Fraction skills build from grade to grade, and curriculum timing varies by school.