Mastering the equivalence of fractions and ratios is particularly useful for pupils who prefer to share an amount into a given ratio by using fractions.

Firstly, students will write fractions of shaded and unshaded parts of three different rectangles and also consider what the ratio of unshaded: to shaded would be.

In section B, learners are given ratios, such as the ratio of maps: globes, and asked to state the fraction of each part of the ratio.

This worksheet includes an extension where your learners can consider a ratio which includes different units of time.