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6 July 2026

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This Year 3 Fractions Workbook has been carefully designed to support the teaching and learning of fractions through a range of engaging, visual and progressive activities aligned with the English National Curriculum.

Containing 17 professionally designed worksheets, this workbook develops conceptual understanding, fluency and problem-solving skills, helping pupils build confidence in fractions through clear explanations and varied practice.

Suitable for classroom use, independent practice, homework, intervention groups and home learning.

Topics Covered
Equal parts
Fractions of a whole
Unit fractions
Non-unit fractions
Fractions on number lines
Equivalent fractions
Comparing unit fractions
Comparing fractions with the same denominator
Ordering fractions
Ordering unit fractions
Adding fractions
Subtracting fractions
Tenths as fractions and decimals
Counting in tenths
Fractions of amounts
Fraction word problems
Bonus challenge activities

Resource Features
17 engaging worksheets
Curriculum-aligned content
Visual representations throughout
Progressive skill development
Fluency and reasoning activities
Problem-solving tasks
Child-friendly layouts
Printable PDF format

Curriculum Coverage
This workbook supports the Year 3 fractions objectives of the English National Curriculum, including:

  • recognising and writing unit and non-unit fractions;
  • using fractions as numbers;
  • recognising equivalent fractions;
  • comparing and ordering fractions;
  • adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator;
  • counting in tenths;
  • understanding fractions of quantities.

About This Resource
This workbook has been carefully planned, written and designed to create an engaging and confidence-building learning experience for children.

I hope that pupils enjoy working through these activities as much as I enjoyed creating them.

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