Free fraction games · ages 7–11
Fraction Games Where Kids Cut the Pie Themselves
Fraction Bakery is a busy corner bakery with fourteen quick mini games. Kids slice pies, frost cakes and deliver orders, and every move is a fraction.
One fraction, many ways to see it
Kids who only ever see pies get stuck the first time a fraction shows up on a ruler. Every fraction here shows up as a pie, a cake, a tray of cookies, a number line, a symbol and spoken words.
How it works
- Play a round. A few mini games and a prize round. Every swipe, hold and tap is a fraction decision, and every order is read aloud.
- The game finds their level. It starts with one half, climbs through naming and equivalent fractions, and moves on to comparing and adding only when a player is ready.
- Mistakes are the lesson. Wrong answers are built from the real mix-ups, like adding the bottoms or thinking 1/8 beats 1/4, so kids catch themselves making them.
- Go deeper. Each fraction has its own page, and there are free printable worksheets with answer keys.
Fourteen games, one skill
Each game has its own physical move, and they all run on fractions.
Slice the PieSwipe to cut the pie into equal slices, then box up the order
Counter OrdersA customer shows a fraction. Slide them the plate that matches
Oven CheckSwipe each tray: label matches the cake, or it goes in the bin
Frosting FillHold the piping bag and let go at exactly the right amount
Bigger SlicePick who got more, and race the rival bakery cat to four
Cookie ConveyorHear a fraction and tap the right cookie before it rolls away
Same Size?Find the cake with the same amount, cut a different way
Magic KnifeCut every slice in half and watch 1/3 become 2/6
Delivery LineRide the bike along the number line and drop the cake at 3/4
Combine BoxesDrag two boxes together and add fractions with the same bottom
Cake Pop GrabThree grabs: drop the claw on the cake pop that answers the order
Mixer SurpriseTwo cupcakes drop out, three times. Get two right for a prize
Pie WindowHold to lower the lifter and pull out the matching pie, three times
Recipe SafeType the fraction to open three locks, three tries eachPractice one thing
Each of these opens the full game, locked to one topic.
Guides for parents & teachers
A page for every fraction
Pictures, decimals, percents, equal fractions and a game that keeps coming back to that fraction.
Questions parents ask
What age is Fraction Bakery for?
Kids aged 7 to 11, roughly 2nd to 5th grade. The game starts at one half and adjusts to each player.
What's the best way to teach fractions?
Start with fair sharing of real things, use several models instead of just pies, and leave rules until the idea makes sense.
Can teachers use it in class?
Yes, and it's free for classroom use: no accounts, no ads, and it runs on Chromebooks, iPads and the board. You can also embed it on your class site.
Are there free fraction worksheets?
Yes. Pies, bars, equivalent fractions, comparing and adding, each with an answer key and fresh numbers at a click.
Is the fraction game really free?
Yes. The whole game plays free in your browser, with no signup, no ads and no time limit. A Fraction Bakery app for iPhone is coming later, but the web game stays free.
What are the best fraction apps for kids?
We compared several honestly, using the App Store's own listings.
Ready when they are
Take the bakery with you, soon
A Fraction Bakery app for iPhone is on the way. The plan: offline play for the car, a parent report of which fractions have stuck, and the full bakery shelf of prizes. Until then, the whole game is free right here.
Coming soon on theApp Store