Fraction art

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Wow!!! Third, Fourth and Fifth graders have been working very hard on this Fraction Art lesson which combines math and art. They started with a set number of circles, divided the circles into 1/2s 1/4s 1/8s and 1/16s, and then created a symmetrical collage using ALL of the fraction pieces.

Fraction art activity, fun way for kids to experience fractions.

Combine math and art with this engaging Mondrian equivalent fractions lesson. This 4th grade math lesson plan is built specifically for arts integration.

Want to teach students how to turn fractions to percentages…while also engaging them? In this blog, I’ll show you how you can use an art quilt lesson to help your students with fractions and converting to percentages.

@Clerisa Findley I found this and thought you could use it! Art + Math = Fractional Me

Reinforcing Math Fraction skills with art. Students will love this fun art project while also reinforcing fractions. Teaching fractions doesn't have to be a drag! :) Fun Valentine Math activity too! Mrs. Renz Class.

Make a gorgeous fraction robot math craft to explore shapes and how they combine to make a whole and review fractions. Learn more on the blog!

I love teaching math! I also love integrating math concepts with literacy and art! I had just done a unit on fractions that included measurement and line plots. The students did a fantastic job on their understanding of fractional equivalence and comparison, but I didn’t really spend very much time on line plots in a...Read More »

Fraction Art is a fun activity for 2nd grade and 3rd grade students learning about fractions. This free printable can be used as a math center during a fractions unit. Students come up with their own fraction ideas to make designs using multiple colors. This makes an awesome math bulletin board.

Make learning fractions fun with this engaging 🎨 decomposing fractions activity 🎉 for 3rd and 4th grade students! This resource includes creative art activities 🎨 and worksheets 📝 to help students understand the concept of decomposing mixed fractions and other types of fractions. With activities suitable for both grade levels, this resource covers all aspects of decomposing and composing fractions. Get your copy today and help your students become confident with fractions! 🚀

This is a fun cross-curricular project to link your math studies in with an art activity. The fraction peacock is essentially circles that are cut into pieces, then arranged into a peacock form.

Several ideas for the conceptually teaching of fractions with hands-on activities.

Free printable fractions colouring sheets - fractions anchor chart printable

I recently found this cool fraction picture book in my mom’s old teaching files. I don’t have directions, but the pictures seem pretty self-explanatory. Using different common fractions…

Hi friends! It's Molly from Lucky to Be in First here to share a fun math idea! I get bored doing the same workbook pages, so I like to mi...

Wow!!! Third, Fourth and Fifth graders have been working very hard on this Fraction Art lesson which combines math and art. They started with a set number of circles, divided the circles into 1/2s 1/4s 1/8s and 1/16s, and then created a symmetrical collage using ALL of the fraction pieces.

I have to share this rockin' activity inspired by an awesome math teacher and blogger, To The Square Inch . In fourth grade, we learn about ...

In Grade 4, we have been investigating the relationship between fractions and decimal numbers. As mathematicians and artists, we started off this inquiry by creating pixel art using Google Sheets by 'filling' squares out of a 10 by 10 table. Once we counted the number of squares of a certain colour to find out the fractional value, we converted the value into a decimal number! (example: seven squares purple out of a hundred squares = 7/100 = 0.07) After this task, we started working with…