Fraction Feast: Free Compare Fractions Game
Two fractions, one bigger. Tap the bigger fraction with a bar model to help you see it. Free, no sign-up.
Press Start to play
Compare the two fractions and tap the bigger one.
How to play Fraction Feast
- Two fraction cards appear, each with a bar that shows how much is filled.
- Tap the card with the bigger fraction. The bars help you check your thinking.
- Correct answers build a streak. Wrong answers show the right card in green.
- Early questions share a denominator. Later ones compare different denominators, such as 3/5 and 4/7.
Controls
Tap or click a card, or press 1 for the left card and 2 for the right card.
Math skills and grades
Skills: Comparing fractions with the same and different denominators.
Best for: Grades 3 to 6 (ages 8 to 12).
Tips for parents and teachers
- With the same denominator, the bigger numerator wins. With the same numerator, the smaller denominator wins.
- Benchmark fractions help: is each fraction bigger or smaller than 1/2?
- Pair this game with the fraction calculator to check any pair.
Fraction Feast questions
Are equal fractions ever shown?
No. Every pair has exactly one bigger fraction, so there is always a right answer.
How does it get harder?
After a few right answers the denominators change from matching to different, then to larger numbers up to 12.
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