Fraction vocabulary
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This Fraction vocabulary page on GoConqr gathers user-made flashcards, mind maps and a quiz, with terms from equal parts and denominators to equivalent fractions and mixed numbers. It offers primary pupils and school students ways to practice vocabulary, and teachers ready-made material to explore. There are over 20 resources, including more than 20 flashcard decks, for primary and secondary levels. Pick a deck and start exploring the terms.
Fraction vocabulary
- All Fractions resources
- Fractions of a whole and fraction models7
- Types of fractions and mixed numbers28
- Factors and multiples5
- Equivalent and simplifying fractions28
- Comparing and ordering fractions21
- Adding and subtracting fractions46
- Multiplying and dividing fractions34
- Mixed operations with fractions68
- Fractions of amounts and word problems14
- Fractions, decimals and percentages87
Top Fraction vocabulary resources
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23 cardsFraction Vocabulary Third Grade Fractions Unit
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17 cardsChapter 2 Key Terms Fractions
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11 cardsFraction Vocabulary
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17 cardsKey Terms Chapter 2: Fractions Chapter 2: Fractions Key Terms
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17 cardsChapter 2 Key Terms Fractions
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15 cardsFractions Terminology
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13 cards4th Grade Fraction Vocabulary Topics 11 and 12
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23 cardsFraction Vocabulary_1 Third Grade Fractions Unit
Quizzes
Mind maps
Flashcards
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23 cardsFraction Vocabulary Third Grade Fractions Unit
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17 cardsChapter 2 Key Terms Fractions
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11 cardsFraction Vocabulary
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17 cardsKey Terms Chapter 2: Fractions Chapter 2: Fractions Key Terms
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17 cardsChapter 2 Key Terms Fractions
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15 cardsFractions Terminology
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13 cards4th Grade Fraction Vocabulary Topics 11 and 12
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23 cardsFraction Vocabulary_1 Third Grade Fractions Unit
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About Fraction vocabulary
GoConqr OriginalStart with the core terms
Fraction vocabulary is a section of the Fractions unit in Mathematics. The resources on this page bring together terms that appear in that unit, giving you several ways to look at the language. Start with a deck called Fraction Vocabulary. The listed decks with this title include terms such as whole, equal parts, numerator, denominator and equivalent fractions.
Work through the cards and note the words you recognize and those you want to check again. Some decks share the same title, so you can open them to see which selection of terms is most useful to you.
Explore more fraction terms
Next, look at 4th Grade Fraction Vocabulary. The listed decks with this title include numerator, denominator, mixed number and improper fraction. One also gives an example of equivalent fractions: 1/2 = 2/4. Compare these terms with the ones you met in the first deck.
For another selection, try Fractions Terminology. It includes proper fraction, improper fraction, mixed fraction and common denominator. Chapter 2 Key Terms includes terms such as common denominator, equivalent and lowest terms. You can return to a card when a word is unfamiliar and compare it with related words in another deck.
Combine formats
The page also lists a quiz and the mind maps Fractions L1 and Vocabulary. After studying a deck, take the quiz and note any terms it asks about. Then open a mind map and see how it relates to the words you have been studying.
Use the flashcards to return to individual terms and the maps to look at their presentation in another format. This gives you a way to revisit vocabulary within the Fractions unit without leaving the topic page. Choose a resource and make it your starting point.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I start with?
A deck called Fraction Vocabulary is a useful starting point. The listed decks with this title include words such as whole, equal parts, numerator and denominator. After looking through one, you can explore 4th Grade Fraction Vocabulary for terms including mixed number and improper fraction. There are multiple decks with these titles, so check their contents to find one that suits you.
What mind maps are on the page?
The page lists the mind maps Fractions L1 and Vocabulary. You can open them alongside a flashcard deck and look for connections with the terms you are studying. For example, start with the words in Fraction Vocabulary, then explore the maps to see how they relate to that selection.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on the page is free to open, study and take without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account can also save your quiz scores and let you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.