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Free Fraction Games for Kids Online
The whole game, free. It starts at one half and finds your child's level as they play.
The full game, from one half to adding fractions
Free to play · no signup · works on phones, tablets and computers
Fourteen games, one skill
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 eachWhat kids practice, step by step
The game climbs this ladder on its own. Grades are a rough guide based on US Common Core.
| Step | What it covers | Around |
|---|---|---|
| Unit fractions | One slice out of equal slices: 1/2, 1/3, 1/4… | 1st–3rd grade |
| Naming fractions | Top and bottom numbers: 3/4, 5/8… | 3rd grade |
| Equivalent fractions | 1/2 = 2/4 = 4/8 | 3rd–4th grade |
| Comparing fractions | Same bottom, same top, then benchmark 1/2 | 3rd–4th grade |
| Adding and subtracting | Like denominators: 2/8 + 3/8 | 4th grade |
No placement test, no level menu
Fraction Bakery watches how quickly and accurately each answer comes back, and moves up the ladder when a player is ready. Each run ends when the hearts run out, so it stays a game, and the prize rounds give kids something to chase.
Teachers: it's free for classroom use, with no accounts and no ads. Put it on the board for a warm-up, or embed it on your class site so it's one click away for homework.
Questions
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.
Does it read the questions aloud?
Yes. Orders are spoken by your device's built-in voice and shown on screen, and a speaker button repeats them.
Does it work on a Chromebook or iPad?
Yes. It runs in any modern browser, so there's nothing to install.
Is there a different version for the classroom?
It's the same game. To lock it to one topic, use a topic link above or the embed page.
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