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Compare fractions.
Compare fractions by renaming them with equal-sized parts.
Numihana · England Year 6
Compare fractions
Practice sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Compare fractions by renaming them with equal-sized parts.
1/6 13/8 — choose the correct sign.
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7/6 15/10 — choose the correct sign.
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1/6 5/3 — choose the correct sign.
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9/3 8/7 — choose the correct sign.
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15/8 6/5 — choose the correct sign.
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Numihana · England Year 6
Compare fractions
Answer key
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Compare fractions by renaming them with equal-sized parts.
4/3 19/12 — choose the correct sign.
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1/6 13/8 — choose the correct sign.
Answer: <
7/6 15/10 — choose the correct sign.
Answer: <
1/6 5/3 — choose the correct sign.
Answer: <
9/3 8/7 — choose the correct sign.
Answer: >
15/8 6/5 — choose the correct sign.
Answer: >
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Compare fractions by renaming them with equal-sized parts.
Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗
Year 6 → Number → Fractions (including decimals and percentages) · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.
For teachers and parents
Rename fractions using a common denominator so that the parts have equal size. Compare the renamed numerators, or use equal-length fraction strips to justify the comparison.
A common slip
A larger denominator means smaller unit parts, so compare values rather than denominators alone.
Worked example
11/6 14/9 — choose the correct sign.
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Rename fractions using a common denominator so that the parts have equal size. Compare the renamed numerators, or use equal-length fraction strips to justify the comparison.