Grade 4 Equivalent Fractions Game Kit

Grade 4 · Equivalent fractions and fraction comparison · 15-minute lesson

Use this free teacher-guided classroom kit for a short whole-class review. The ten questions below are available for screen display or printing. The answer key is checked and included for teachers.

15-minute teaching plan

Model equivalent fractions using fraction strips or a number line. Encourage students to explain why multiplying numerator and denominator by the same number keeps the value unchanged.

  1. 3 minutes: Model the skill with one example.
  2. 7 minutes: Ask the ten questions and give thinking time.
  3. 5 minutes: Check answers and discuss strategies.

Grade 4 practice questions

Name: ____________________ Date: ______________

  1. 1/2 = ?/4
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  2. 2/3 = ?/6
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  3. 3/4 = ?/8
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  4. 1/5 = ?/10
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  5. Simplify 4/6.
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  6. Simplify 2/4.
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  7. Simplify 3/9.
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  8. Which is greater: 1/2 or 1/4?
    ________________
  9. Simplify 5/10.
    ________________
  10. 2/5 = ?/10
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Show teacher answer key (1–10)
  1. 1/2 = ?/4 2
  2. 2/3 = ?/6 4
  3. 3/4 = ?/8 6
  4. 1/5 = ?/10 2
  5. Simplify 4/6. 2/3
  6. Simplify 2/4. 1/2
  7. Simplify 3/9. 1/3
  8. Which is greater: 1/2 or 1/4? 1/2
  9. Simplify 5/10. 1/2
  10. 2/5 = ?/10 4

Practice with classroom games

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Support different learners

Use identical-size fraction strips for visual comparisons. Ask students to identify the multiplier or divisor they used to create an equivalent fraction.

Print and prepare

Use your browser’s Print command to print the questions. The teacher answer key is hidden in the printed layout. Review all questions before using them with students.

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