Three worksheets on creating equivalent fractions and comparing fractions. Solutions are included.

Master equivalent fractions and comparing fractions with this comprehensive 3-worksheet practice pack! Aligned to the UK National Curriculum for Upper Key Stage 2 (Year 4, 5, and 6), this resource features missing number fraction grids and inequality comparisons. Complete, step-by-step teacher answers are included, making it perfect for independent study, arithmetic practice, morning work, or math mastery lessons.

Looking for a no-prep way to build deep fraction fluency?
This Equivalent & Comparing Fractions Worksheets Pack provides targeted, rigorous practice to help your students master critical fraction concepts. Whether you need independent seatwork, morning arithmetic warm-ups, homework tasks, or emergency supply teacher plans, this printable bundle has you covered!
With a wide variety of denominators (including challenging numbers like 15, 24, 27, 48, and 110), this resource easily differentiates instruction, helping students move from basic equivalence to advanced common denominator strategies.

What’s Included in This Resource?
• Worksheet 1: Finding Equivalent Fractions – Missing numerator and denominator problems to establish core concepts.
• Worksheet 2: Equivalent Fractions Chains – Multi-part equivalent rows that push students to think critically and spot mathematical patterns.
• Worksheet 3: Comparing Fractions – Practice placing less than, greater than, or equal to (<, >, =) symbols between fractions with unlike denominators.
• Full Step-by-Step Answer Keys – Every page comes with a complete solution key showcasing the underlying math (common denominators), perfect for quick marking or student self-assessment!

Perfect For:
• Year 4 & Year 5 Core Fractions Lessons
• Year 3 Extension for higher-ability learners
• Year 6 SATs arithmetic revision and remediation
• Small group math interventions and catch-up sessions

Curriculum Alignment:
• UK National Curriculum (Key Stage 2): Fully covers Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6 statutory requirements for recognizing, writing, naming, and comparing families of equivalent fractions with different denominators.