Help your pupils develop a secure and confident understanding of fractions of amounts with this comprehensive Year 4 worksheet pack, carefully structured to build fluency, reasoning, and independence.
This resource focuses on finding fractions of quantities, progressing from unit fractions (such as ½, ⅓, ¼, ⅕) to increasingly challenging non-unit fractions (including ⅔, ¾, ⅘, and beyond). The worksheets are fully differentiated across three ability levels, making them ideal for whole-class teaching, homework, targeted interventions, tutoring, or home learning.
Pupils are encouraged to share quantities accurately, apply clear written methods, and deepen their conceptual understanding of how fractions relate to a whole. Each worksheet includes a QR code linking to a clear instructional video, allowing children to revisit the method independently — particularly helpful for homework or catch-up work.
To extend learning and reinforce key vocabulary, every worksheet also includes a fast finisher fraction word search, helping pupils consolidate important terms such as numerator, denominator, fraction, whole, and equal.
What’s included in this resource:
✔️ 3 differentiated Year 4 worksheets (lower, middle, and higher ability)
✔️ Unit fractions and non-unit fractions of amounts
✔️ 20 structured questions per worksheet
✔️ Full answer sheets included
✔️ QR-code video support for independent learning
✔️ Fast finisher fraction vocabulary activities
✔️ Clear, printable layout suitable for classroom or home use
Curriculum alignment:
🇬🇧 UK National Curriculum – Year 4
Fractions: solving problems involving fractions of quantities and understanding non-unit fractions.
🇦🇺 Australian Curriculum – Year 4
Fractions and decimals: modelling, representing, and calculating fractions of collections.
This resource is ideal for teachers who want ready-to-use, curriculum-aligned fraction worksheets that save planning time while providing high-quality, structured maths practice. It also works perfectly for parents supporting learning at home and tutors reinforcing fraction skills.
Help your pupils develop a secure and confident understanding of fractions of amounts with this comprehensive Year 4 worksheet pack, carefully structured to build fluency, reasoning, and independence.
This resource focuses on finding fractions of quantities, progressing from unit fractions (such as ½, ⅓, ¼, ⅕) to increasingly challenging non-unit fractions (including ⅔, ¾, ⅘, and beyond). The worksheets are fully differentiated across three ability levels, making them ideal for whole-class teaching, homework, targeted interventions, tutoring, or home learning.
Pupils are encouraged to share quantities accurately, apply clear written methods, and deepen their conceptual understanding of how fractions relate to a whole. Each worksheet includes a QR code linking to a clear instructional video, allowing children to revisit the method independently — particularly helpful for homework or catch-up work.
To extend learning and reinforce key vocabulary, every worksheet also includes a fast finisher fraction word search, helping pupils consolidate important terms such as numerator, denominator, fraction, whole, and equal.
What’s included in this resource:
✔️ 3 differentiated Year 4 worksheets (lower, middle, and higher ability)
✔️ Unit fractions and non-unit fractions of amounts
✔️ 20 structured questions per worksheet
✔️ Full answer sheets included
✔️ QR-code video support for independent learning
✔️ Fast finisher fraction vocabulary activities
✔️ Clear, printable layout suitable for classroom or home use
Curriculum alignment:
🇬🇧 UK National Curriculum – Year 4
Fractions: solving problems involving fractions of quantities and understanding non-unit fractions.
🇦🇺 Australian Curriculum – Year 4
Fractions and decimals: modelling, representing, and calculating fractions of collections.
This resource is ideal for teachers who want ready-to-use, curriculum-aligned fraction worksheets that save planning time while providing high-quality, structured maths practice. It also works perfectly for parents supporting learning at home and tutors reinforcing fraction skills.
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