Grade 4 Fractions Worksheets
Master fractions step by step, from basic concepts to advanced problem solving
Common Core: 4.NF — Number & Operations—FractionsWatch & Learn
Learning Path
Start with Lesson 1 and work your way through!
1
Equivalent Fractions
BeginnerFind equivalent fractions
Multiply/divide to find equivalentsRecognize equivalence
2
Simplifying Fractions
EasyReduce to lowest terms
Find a common factorSimplify fractions
3
Comparing Fractions
EasyCompare fractions
Find common denominatorsCompare fractions
4
Adding Same Denominator
BeginnerAdd fractions
Add numeratorsKeep denominator
5
Subtracting Same Denominator
BeginnerSubtract fractions
Subtract numeratorsKeep denominator
6
Mixed Numbers
EasyWork with mixed numbers
Understand mixed numbersAdd/subtract mixed numbers
7
Improper Fractions
EasyConvert improper fractions
Convert improper to mixedConvert mixed to improper
8
Fractions and Decimals
EasyConvert between forms
Convert fraction to decimalConvert decimal to fraction
9
Multiplying Fractions
EasyMultiply fraction by whole
Multiply by whole numbersSee n × a/b as n groups of a/b
10
Mixed Review
EasyPractice all skills
Apply all skillsBuild fluency
11
Word Problems
EasyFraction word problems
Solve word problemsApply fraction skills
12
Unit Review
EasyComplete review
Review all conceptsPrepare for assessment
How to solve Grade 4 fractions problems
Real problems from these worksheets, solved one step at a time — the same explanations your child sees when practicing online.
Example 1
Write a fraction equivalent to 1/3
- Equivalent fractions name the same amount. Multiply (or divide) the top and bottom of 1/3 by the same number.
- Multiply the top and bottom by 2: 1 × 2 = 2 and 3 × 2 = 6, so 1/3 = 2/6.
- So 1/3 = 2/6.
Answer: 2/6
Example 2
Write 6 1/2 as an improper fraction
- Each whole is 2/2, so 6 wholes are 6 × 2 = 12 parts: 12/2.
- Add the 1 more: 12 + 1 = 13, so the numerator is 13 and the denominator stays 2.
- So 6 1/2 = 13/2.
Answer: 13/2
Example 3
8 × 2/3 = ?
- 8 × 2/3 means 8 groups of 2/3.
- Multiply the whole number by the numerator: 8 × 2 = 16. The denominator stays 3.
- So 8 × 2/3 = 16/3.
Answer: 16/3
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are these Grade 4 Fractions worksheets free?
- All printable Fractions worksheets on MyMathKid are free to download and print. Answer keys are a premium feature available with a subscription.
- How many Fractions worksheets are available for Grade 4?
- There are 12 progressive Fractions lessons with worksheets for Grade 4, covering skills from foundational concepts to advanced problem solving.
- Are these Fractions worksheets aligned to Common Core?
- Yes — Grade 4 Fractions aligns with Common Core 4.NF (Number & Operations—Fractions).
- What will my child practice with these Fractions worksheets?
- Your child will practice: Equivalent Fractions, Simplifying Fractions, Comparing Fractions, Adding Same Denominator, and more.