Students compare twenty pairs of fractions and write the greater than, less than or equal sign between them. The pairs on this page share a denominator, so the work comes down to comparing numerators, for example four fifths against two fifths. It is a good first sheet for a comparing-fractions unit, with an answer key included.
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Comparing Basic Fractions
Use this free worksheet from Teaching Squared to practice fractions.
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