Using a Fraction Wall - Comparing Fractions WORKSHEET
Using a Fraction Wall - Comparing Fractions WORKSHEET DESCRIPTION
This worksheet is designed to help learners understand and compare fractions using a fraction wall.
It includes a visual representation of fractions, where each row represents a whole divided into different numbers of equal parts, illustrating fractions from 1β2 to 1β12.
In Section A, students use inequality symbols to compare the sizes of 17 pairs of fractions across three questions that increase in difficulty. Section B focuses on identifying which fraction in each pair is closest to 1β2, with options like 3β4 versus 2β3.
There are more resources in our series using a fraction wall, including introducing the fraction wall, finding equivalent fractions, and adding fractions. See them in the related resources below
All worksheets are created by the team of experienced teachers at Cazoom Maths.

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Frequently Asked Questions
The fraction wall provides a clear visual method for comparing fractions by showing each whole divided into different equal parts, from halves right down to twelfths. Year 6 pupils can see at a glance which fraction takes up more space, making it much easier to determine which is larger or smaller. This visual approach supports the learning objective of comparing and ordering fractions by giving children a concrete reference point rather than relying purely on abstract numbers.



