I've got a new product out.  Adding and Subtracting Like Fractions, that is fractions that have the same denominator.  This is a perfect workbook for your students who are just being introduced to working with fractions. 

This workbook is 46 pages long.  It comes with 30 practice sheets, that let students practice adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators.  There are a total of 270 different problems including 10 word problems complete with an answer key to each problem.

The workbook also includes a general review of fractions and a guide to adding and subtracting fractions. 

Like always for the first few days of its release it will be available to download for free.  After this Friday it will go on sale.  I do this to reward those who follow the blog via: RSS, Facebook or Pinterest. 

You can get these worksheets now on the new websites shop. 

Here are four new color by fractions worksheets.  This time students need to only color the fractions that are the lowest possible term.  Click on the links below to download the files.  To get any of the other color by fractions worksheets visit my color by fractions page.

Here is the forth and the last of the Color by Fractions - Equivalent Fractions worksheets.  You can get the first 3 of them on my color by fractions page.

Coloring by numbers is a common activity for Kindergarten and first grade.  Here is a chance to use the concept to have students practice finding equivalent fractions.  Students will need to color the picture by figuring out what the fraction is equivalent to.  This is the first of four of these coloring pages that I'm going to have available for free on this site. 

A great way to extend this activity is to have students list all of the equivalent fractions that are used in the color by fractions page by what they are equivalent to.

For example, for 1/5 students can write: 2/10, 3/15, 4/20

While working with the two girls that I'm tutoring over the summer I needed to review fractions with them.  So off I went to look for a book to help me teach them the concept of fractions and here is the great book that I found. 

This book presents the relationship between Fractions, Decimals, and Percents in clear, real world examples that are easy to understand.  The book gives some problems for students to work out themselves but I wanted to use a few more so I've created a small workbook to go along with the book.  Its 25 pages long and gives your students a lot of practice in changing fractions into decimals or percents,  and the other way around.  And of course for being an early bird to the blog by subscribing via the RSS, facebook, or Pinterest you can get it for free.  Just click on the link at the bottom of the page.

If you would like to get the book yourself you can click on the picture below and it will direct you to the book on Amazon.

There are a total of 8 worksheets in this download and one two player game.  Students will be able to practice recognizing when fractions, decimals or percents mean the same thing,  place value, finding what an item costs when it is on sale, and converting fractions, decimals and percents.