Equivalent fractions galore! This equivalent fractions 4th grade math unit includes EVERYTHING you need to supplement teaching equivalent fractions to your students. Students practice with equivalent fractions on number lines, with pictures, cross-multiplying, and fraction strips.
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Help your students master fractions with this 4th grade equivalent fractions worksheets unit! Designed specifically for 4th grade, this resource is filled with visual models, engaging worksheets, and interactive games that help students discover, create, and compare equivalent fractions in multiple ways. With over 200 pages included, students will learn to represent equivalent fractions using pictures, number lines, fraction strips, and cross-multiplying.
This hands-on math unit makes teaching equivalent fractions simple, structured, and fun — perfect for fourth graders, advanced third graders, or review for fifth graders.
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This resource includes everything you need for whole-group instruction, small-group lessons, centers, and independent fraction practice.
Mini-Lessons (4 total):
Students complete four interactive notebook mini-lessons introducing key strategies for finding equivalent fractions. Each page helps students visualize equivalent relationships through pictures, number lines, fraction strips, and cross-multiplication.
Worksheets (10 total):
Students practice identifying, generating, and matching equivalent fractions in a variety of formats. Activities include:
Shading fractions to show equivalence
Labeling fractions on number lines
Finding equivalent fractions using fraction strips
Comparing visual models
Writing and solving equivalent fraction equations
Error Analysis Pages (4 total):
Students analyze sample “work” to decide which solutions are correct. These discussion-friendly pages strengthen critical thinking and help students recognize common fraction misconceptions.
Cut-and-Paste Activity:
Students cut out fraction “food” pieces and glue them into the correct column based on their equivalent value. This print-and-go activity adds creativity and visual reinforcement.
Students earn castle pieces each time they correctly identify or generate equivalent fractions. Chance cards make gameplay unpredictable, and the first player to complete their castle wins!
Set up fraction task cards around the room. As students solve each card correctly, they add it to the classroom “bucket.” Winners are drawn at the end for prizes — a perfect way to make equivalent fraction review exciting.
Teams compete to line up fraction cards in order from least to greatest based on their equivalent values. Fast-paced, collaborative, and fun!
Students explore how fractions like ½, 2/4, and 4/8 represent the same portion using pizza visuals. This activity introduces equivalence through hands-on fraction modeling.
Students match fractions to their equivalents by connecting puzzle pieces. Includes 24 self-checking puzzle cards that make practice tactile and interactive.
All games include both color and black-and-white versions for easy prep and printing.
This 4th grade equivalent fractions unit is ideal for:
Whole-group instruction introducing fraction equivalence
Math centers and small-group rotations
Early finisher or partner games
Homework and review practice
Assessment prep or reteaching
Each activity reinforces conceptual understanding and helps students connect visual, numerical, and abstract representations of fractions.
Common Core:
4.NF.1 – Explain why a fraction a/b is equivalent to a fraction (n × a)/(n × b) using visual fraction models. Recognize and generate equivalent fractions using multiplication and division patterns.
Texas TEKS:
4.3C – Determine if two given fractions are equivalent using a variety of methods.
Florida B.E.S.T.:
MA.4.FR.1.3 – Identify and generate equivalent fractions, including fractions greater than one, and describe how the numerator and denominator change when forming equivalents.
Teachers love how this unit combines conceptual understanding with hands-on engagement. From mini-lessons and worksheets to themed games like Build a Castle and Equivalent Fraction Pizzas, each activity builds fluency through exploration and repetition — not rote memorization.
Students stay motivated as they manipulate models, solve puzzles, and compete in fun math games that make equivalent fractions click.
This 4th Grade Math Unit is part of a full-year collection designed to make math instruction organized, visual, and engaging. Each unit includes printable worksheets, interactive mini-lessons, and themed games that help students build fraction confidence — while saving teachers valuable prep time.
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