Grade 4–6Common Core style · Math: number sense
4th Grade Fractions Worksheets — Free Printable with Answer Key
Fraction practice for fourth graders: find a fraction of a number, like 2/3 of 12.

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- Exercise type
- Fraction of an amount
- Grade
- 4 (ages 9–10)
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Number of tasks
- 20
- Task format
- Mixed
- Paper size
- US Letter
Your choices
- Exercise type
- Fraction of an amount
- Grade
- 4 (ages 9–10)
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Number of tasks
- 20
- Task format
- Mixed
- Paper size
- US Letter
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Fraction of an amount · Grade 4
Name: ____________________Calculate: 24 of 8 =
A class has 32 pupils. 2/4 of them walk to school. How many pupils walk? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 12 of 16 =
Maja has 24 kr and spends 1/2 of it. How much is spent? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 34 of 20 =
A bag contains 36 marbles. 2/4 of them are blue. How many marbles are blue? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 13 of 24 =
A bag contains 32 marbles. 1/4 of them are blue. How many marbles are blue? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 12 of 20 =
A trip is 24 km. 1/6 of it is done by train. How many km is that? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 23 of 21 =
A book has 24 pages. Sara has read 1/2 of the book. How many pages has Sara read? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 23 of 6 =
A bag contains 40 marbles. 2/4 of them are blue. How many marbles are blue? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 24 of 20 =
A book has 60 pages. Maja has read 5/6 of the book. How many pages has Maja read? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 12 of 18 =
A bag contains 24 marbles. 1/4 of them are blue. How many marbles are blue? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate: 14 of 32 =
A book has 24 pages. Luca has read 1/2 of the book. How many pages has Luca read? Answer with the correct unit.
Answer key
- 1. 4
- 2. 16 pupils
- 3. 8
- 4. 12 kr
- 5. 15
- 6. 18 marbles
- 7. 8
- 8. 8 marbles
- 9. 10
- 10. 4 km
- 11. 14
- 12. 12 pages
- 13. 4
- 14. 20 marbles
- 15. 10
- 16. 50 pages
- 17. 9
- 18. 6 marbles
- 19. 8
- 20. 12 pages
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In fourth grade students connect fractions with multiplication and division by finding a fraction of a set. Numbers are chosen so every answer is a whole number. Every sheet has a separate answer key calculated by the website, so answers always match the problems. Free, no sign-up, US Letter by default.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I pick the right level?
- Choose an age or grade in step 2. Start easier if the pupil is unsure – you can switch anytime and get new problems instantly.
- Can I see the problems before printing?
- Yes. The sheet shows exactly the problems that will print. Click New problems to swap them.
- How do I include an answer key?
- Turn on Answer key in the last step. It prints on its own page after the problems, with the same numbering.
- What does the question mark next to a problem do?
- It opens a step-by-step explanation of the method on screen. It is not printed and does not reveal the answer.
- How do you find a fraction of a number?
- Divide by the denominator, then multiply by the numerator. 2/3 of 12: 12 ÷ 3 = 4, 4 × 2 = 8.
- Are the answers whole numbers?
- Yes, every problem is chosen so it works out evenly.