Fractions are an essential part of mathematics for any child. Understanding fractions is crucial for solving problems related to measurements, division, and ratios. However, many children struggle with fractions. Comparing fractions can seem tricky, but in reality, it is easy with some fun and engaging activities.

Here is a list of 20 fraction comparison activities that will make fractions fun.

1. Fraction Hopscotch: Draw a hopscotch board, and instead of numbers, use fractions. Children must hop onto the fraction that is either smaller or larger.

2. Fraction Flashcards: Create a set of flashcards with different fractions on them. The children must sort the cards into two piles: one for fractions that are smaller than 1/2 and another for fractions that are larger than 1/2.

3. Fraction Race: Children race each other to find the larger fraction among two fractions given to them.

4. Fraction War: This is the classic card game war, but using fractions. It’s a great way to practice comparing fractions and identifying larger and smaller amounts.

5. Fraction Bingo: Create a bingo card with different fractions on them. Children must identify the correct fraction when it is called out.

6. Fraction Memory Game: This game is played like a classic memory game. Children must match up fractions with equivalent fractions or fractions that are larger or smaller.

7. Fraction Dominoes: Create a set of dominoes where each piece has a fraction. Children must match up the fractions based on size.

8. Fraction Pizza: Use a circular piece of paper as the base for the pizza. Children can put toppings on the pizza to represent fractions of the whole pizza.

9. Fraction Bars: Use a set of fraction bars, where children must identify the largest or smallest bar.

10. Fraction Charts: Provide a chart with different fractions. Children must sort and arrange the fractions in order of size.

11. Fraction Balancing: Provide children with different sets of fractions that add up to a whole. Children must balance the fractions on each side to be equal.

12. Fraction Painting: Have children paint a picture using fractions of different colors.

13. Fraction Story Problems: Provide children with different story problems and ask them to identify which fraction is larger or smaller in each scenario.

14. Fraction Jenga: Write fractions on each of the Jenga blocks. Children must identify which fraction is larger or smaller as they play the game.

15. Fraction Number Line: Using a number line, have children plot different fractions and compare their relative positions.

16. Fraction Tangram: Use a fraction tangram set, where children must identify fractions based on the pieces used.

17. Fraction Diagrams: Provide children with diagrams where they must identify fractions based on the shaded areas.

18. Fraction Patterns: Provide children with a pattern of fractions, where they must continue the pattern by identifying the next larger or smaller fraction.

19. Fraction Card Comparisons: Using a deck of cards, children must compare fractions and identify which card has a larger fraction.

20. Fraction Jeopardy: Create a Fractions Jeopardy game where children must identify and solve fraction problem scenarios.

These 20 engaging activities are sure to make fractions more fun and less intimidating for children. With these activities and games, children will become more confident in their ability to compare fractions, leading to improved understanding and greater mastery of this essential math concept.