Year 3 Summer Block 1
Year 3 Maths – Summer Block 1: Fractions (continued)
Continue developing pupils’ understanding of fractions with our Year 3 fractions worksheets, planning and PowerPoints. This block focuses on adding and subtracting fractions, finding fractions of amounts, and solving multi-step problems using unit and non-unit fractions.
Aligned with the White Rose Maths small steps for Summer Block 1, these resources support children in applying their fraction knowledge to real-life contexts, using visual models and consistent strategies to build fluency and confidence.
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White Rose Small Steps
Week 1
- Add fractions
- Subtract fractions
- Partition one whole
- Find a unit fraction of a set
- Find a unit fraction of an amount
Week 2
- Find non-unit fractions of an amount
- Solve problems by finding fractions
- Solve multi-step problems by finding fractions
National Curriculum Objectives
- Add and subtract fractions with the same denominator within one whole
- Recognise, find and write fractions of a discrete set of objects: unit fractions and non-unit fractions with small denominators
- Solve problems that involve all of the above
Year 3 Fractions Worksheets – FAQs
What do the Year 3 fractions worksheets cover?
This block includes Year 3 add and subtract fractions worksheets, fraction of an amount activities, and problems involving unit and non-unit fractions. Children learn to partition a whole, find fractions of sets and amounts, and solve missing number problems using visual models.
Are these aligned with the White Rose Maths small steps?
Yes – the sequence follows the White Rose Year 3 fractions progression. It includes structured lesson packs and differentiated worksheets for each small step, helping pupils master key skills before moving on.
Do the lesson packs include resources for teaching unit and non-unit fractions?
Absolutely. Each lesson comes with a matching PowerPoint, Year 3 unit fraction worksheet, and practical activities for finding fractions of amounts. Children build fluency through repetition, bar models and number line work.
How do these worksheets help with solving missing number fraction problems?
The worksheets use bar models, visual part-whole prompts, and number sentence scaffolds to help pupils understand relationships between known and unknown values. This prepares children for multi-step reasoning and SATs-style questions in later years.
Where can I find a full Year 3 maths curriculum plan?
You can download our free Year 3 maths overview to view every unit and objective across the school year.
Is there subject leader support for tracking fraction skills?
Yes – visit our maths subject leader resources to find planning tools, audit documents and assessment guidance for number and fractions.
