Fractions Worksheet Generator for Grades 5 to 7

Yes. The version at the top of this page is free and unlimited, with no sign-up, no ads and no time limit. It carries three of the ten task types — reading fractions, building up and adding — at the easy and medium levels, and you can make and print as many sheets as you like. Only the full version, with all ten types, costs anything.

No. The generator runs entirely in the browser — on a phone, a tablet, or a school laptop with no admin rights. There is no account, no subscription and no app to install.

No. Nothing is collected and nothing is sent to a server. The one exception is your own settings — task type, level, how many exercises — which are kept in the browser so the tool looks the way you left it next time. Those never leave your device.

The material covers fractions as taught in grades 5 to 7, so roughly ages 10 to 13. But because the task type, the level and the exercise count combine freely, the sheet follows the child rather than the grade — downwards for revision, and upwards for children who are ahead.

One control governs every task type, so "medium" means the same thing everywhere. For addition and subtraction, easy is like denominators, medium is one denominator being a multiple of the other, and hard is coprime — the common denominator has to be found. Multiplication runs from "by a whole number" through "fraction × fraction" to mixed numbers. Denominators stay at 12 or below for easy and medium, and go up to 20 for hard.

Yes, and that is the central promise: every sheet fits exactly one A4 page, in every combination of settings. No cut-off exercises, no stray blank second page. The type size adjusts automatically to the exercise count and to how large the fractions are. With the answer key switched on, exactly one page is added.

When you switch on Attach answer key , the generator prints a key as page 2 that mirrors the four blocks of the exercise page exactly. The answer boxes stay drawn with the value printed inside them, so the two pages can be compared position by position — including by children themselves.

Because a mixed sheet hides where the trouble is. A sheet that only simplifies answers one question: can the child simplify? The single exception is the optional mixed operations setting, which deliberately puts addition, subtraction, multiplication and division together on one sheet — as review, once each rule is secure on its own.

No. In subtraction the larger quantity is always chosen first, so the answer is never negative and never zero. Nothing is ever divided by zero or by one, and the operands arrive already in lowest terms so an exercise never quietly asks two questions at once. Simplifying exercises are genuinely reducible by construction, and build-up targets are true multiples. No exercise repeats within a sheet.

No. The generator does fractions and nothing else. No decimals, no percentages, no ratios, no fractions of quantities such as "3/4 of 20 kg", and no word problems. Exercises run horizontally on one line rather than stacked as column arithmetic. That is deliberate: this is a trainer for fractions, not a replacement for the textbook.

Because with a black fill the divider between two shaded parts lies black on black and disappears. Several shaded parts then look like a single block — on precisely the sheet where the child is meant to count them. One thing to watch when printing: leave background graphics switched on, or the grey shading will not appear.

No. The generator makes sheets and prints them, and that is all. There are no points, no statistics and no history. The header with name, date, time and score, together with the answer key, is what the checking is for. A sheet once printed also cannot be reproduced identically — every New sheet rolls fresh exercises.

Because the full version funds the project. The free build deliberately shows one type from each family, so you can see what kinds of sheet the generator makes. The locked options stay visible and clickable — tapping one explains the full version. Everything else is fully functional and unlimited. The lock is a friendly pointer to the offer, not copy protection.

The teacher licence is meant for classrooms, tutoring and learning support; it explicitly covers use with your class and passing the sheets to pupils and parents. For a whole school there is a school licence, covering one site and every teacher who works there. The eight finished PDFs on this page are free to use either way.

Yes. One switch changes the whole interface and the printed sheet — including the instruction line and the notation: × and ÷ in English, · and : in German. That is aimed particularly at bilingual families and international schools.