Simplifying fractions worksheets

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Divide the top and the bottom by the same number, and keep going until only 1 divides them both.

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  1. 4th grade Core grade

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    Simplifying fractions worksheets for fourth grade give fractions like 6/8 and ask for the simplest form, 3/4. Your child divides the top and bottom by a common factor until none is left but 1. That's building equivalent fractions in reverse.

  2. 5th grade

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    Fifth grade raises the terms: fractions like 18/24 or 28/42 need bigger common factors, and often more than one round of dividing. The payoff is immediate: a child who simplifies quickly keeps every other fraction skill tidy.

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