Fractions
Find equivalent fractions, write a fraction in its simplest form, compare unlike fractions, and add and subtract related ones.
Your child learns that one amount can have many fraction names: cut each part smaller and 2/3 becomes 4/6 or 8/12. They write a fraction in its simplest form by grouping equal parts, compare unlike fractions by making the parts the same size, and add or subtract related fractions, such as halves and eighths, within one whole. Read the study guide →
About this chapter
These Primary 3 fractions questions follow the MOE syllabus for the year: equivalent fractions, writing a fraction in its simplest form, comparing and ordering unlike fractions, and adding and subtracting related fractions within one whole. Each subtopic has its own lesson film and worked examples, and a mixed set at the end brings the four skills together.
Practise by question type: equivalent fractions questions, simplest form fractions questions, comparing and ordering fractions questions, adding and subtracting related fractions and p3 fractions mixed practice questions.
The topics in Primary 3 Fractions
Primary 3 Fractions Study Guide
Fractions in Primary 3 are all about equal parts. Four short steps with bars to cut and group, worked examples, and a five-question check that sends your child to the right practice.
What are equivalent fractions?Equivalent fractionsSimplest formComparingAdding and subtractingOpen the study guide →