Adding fractions
Add two fractions and give the answer as a fraction. Most questions have different denominators, so the first step is finding a common denominator. The step-by-step working shows both fractions rewritten over it before the numerators are added.
Equivalent answers are marked correct, so 6/8 and 3/4 both count. Writing the answer in its simplest form is practised separately in Simplifying fractions.
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What changes each time
- Numerators from 1 to 10 and denominators from 1 to 12
- Mostly unlike denominators, with some answers that are improper fractions
- A new pair of fractions every time
More fractions practice
- Equal shares (halves and quarters) (Grade 1)
- Subtracting fractions (Grade 3)
- Simplifying fractions (Grade 3)
- Comparing fractions (Grade 3)
- Multiplying fractions (Grade 3)
- Dividing fractions (Grade 3)
- Fractions on a number line (Grade 3)
- Shading a fraction of a grid (Grade 3)
- Fraction word problems (Grade 3)
- Fraction wall (Grade 3)
- Pattern block fractions (Grade 3)
- Fraction of a set (Grade 3)
- What fraction is it? (Grade 4)
- Estimating fractions of large numbers (Grade 5)