Defeat the Fraction Monster
Play Fraction Games

Are fractions your nightmare? Turn the nightmare to fun with fraction games.

The problem is that many students don't build a solid foundation with fractions. Then, as they move through school without the basics, fractions become a source of fear.

Give a child you know the benefit of using these games to start off on the right foot, or to sort out the trouble of the past.

Kids...you might need to review fractions before playing the games. If not just scroll down to begin playing.

Online Fraction Games

FRACTION BALLS 1: Identify fractions with the picture. Each fraction ball has a fraction on it and it's your job is to guide the ball into the correct container.

MATH SPLAT: Help save the mosquitoes in this adding fractions game. Starts with common denominators and the last level has unlike denominators.

Multiplying Fractions Drill: After you click the link, if you need to review multiplying fractions before playing the game, just scroll up the page to see how to multiply fractions.

There are plenty more online fraction games to improve your child's math ability. We provide some of our own and give links to others already on the Internet.

Adding and Subtracting Fractions: There are plenty of card games for helping kids learn to add and subtract fractions. Click the link above to begin learning and having fun!

Comparing and Ordering Fractions: Comparing fractions can be a little tricky for some kids. Especially when fractions have different denominators! Click the link above for card games that focus on comparing fractions.

There are printable fraction activities you can print off right from our own computer...game board, and game pieces...

Since kids like doing things with their hands you might want to check out some paper fraction activities here, where they get a hands-on approach to learning about fractions.

There are loads of free fraction games , so you won’t need to spend tons of money. When you do have to spend, you’ll love our helpful reviews. And we promise not to tell if you overcome your own fraction phobia as you help a child.