Visual models
Students work with clear fraction pictures so the symbol stays connected to the size of the part.
Free maths practice app
Fractions practice app
A quick classroom-ready app for naming fractions, reading fraction symbols, choosing denominators and using visual models.
Denominator choices
Choose common fraction sets so practice matches the current lesson or support group.
Fraction symbols
Students practise reading and entering fraction names such as one half, three quarters and two fifths.
Instant feedback
Answers are checked straight away so students can correct misconceptions before moving on.
What students practise
The app is built for short, focused fractions practice where students connect the picture, the name and the written symbol.
- unit fractions such as one half, one third and one quarter
- non-unit fractions such as three quarters or two fifths
- reading common denominators from selected fraction sets
- matching visual fraction models to symbolic answers
- checking and correcting answers immediately
How it fits a lesson
Use it after explicit modelling, during rotations, as a quick warm-up, or as a calm practice option when students need repeated fraction exposure.
- choose a small denominator set while the idea is new
- use visual questions before moving to symbols only
- listen for students saying the numerator and denominator clearly
- pause on repeated errors and return to a fraction wall, strip or circle model
Why it helps
Fraction confidence grows when students see the same idea in pictures, words and symbols without too much setup time.
- keeps the task focused on fractions rather than page layout
- makes denominator choice deliberate
- supports repeated practice without creating a worksheet pile
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the fractions app free?
Yes. Students, teachers and families can open the fractions app in a browser for free.
What fractions can students practise?
The app supports common classroom fractions, including unit and non-unit fractions from selected denominator sets.
Does it use visual fraction models?
Yes. The app is designed to connect fraction symbols and names with visual fraction models.
Does it replace explicit teaching?
No. It is designed for practice after students have seen fractions modelled with pictures, strips, circles or other classroom materials.