
Fractions
Compare fractions with a shared numerator or denominator
Compare positive fractions by separating the number of parts from the size of each part, then explain the comparison rule.
Preview and downloadFractions practice
Arrange a group of fractions in the requested direction using exact comparisons and a consistent common unit.
Ready-made English PDF · fixed settings
Customization below makes a separate PDF.
Fixed English ready-made files. Custom settings below apply only to the configured PDF.
Ready to print
Read whether the order should be least to greatest or greatest to least. Compare the exact values using common denominators or justified benchmarks, then write every original fraction in the requested order.
Download the practice pages alone, or include a separate answer key or teacher model. Longer activities may use more than one page.
Customize this worksheetLearning objective
Build a complete fraction ordering rather than compare only a single pair or sort the numerators alone.
Worked example
5/8 < 2/3 < 3/4.
Using twenty-fourths gives 18/24, 16/24 and 15/24 respectively. Their numerator order shows which values are smallest, while the final response keeps the original fraction names.
Teaching notes
Make it yours
Choose your options, update the preview, then download the exact same pages.
A useful next step

Fractions
Compare positive fractions by separating the number of parts from the size of each part, then explain the comparison rule.
Preview and download
Comparing numbers
Print a 20-question comparing fractions worksheet with exact <, > and = problems. Choose positive, mixed-sign or negative values and optional denominators through 12.
Preview and download
Fractions
Find the smallest positive multiple shared by two numbers and use it to plan common-denominator work.
Preview and download