Kids workbooks / Fractions, measures and money
The LogikLand fractions, measures and money workbook puts 4 kinds of everyday math worksheets in one book: fractions, measuring with a ruler, charts and graphs, and money. The money pages use the currency you choose: US, Canadian, Australian or New Zealand dollars, British pounds, euros, Swiss francs or Mexican pesos. The ruler is in inches in English and in centimeters in the other languages.
Every page has its own shapes, lengths, charts and amounts. The pictures below are real pages made by the generator.
Ages 7 to 11
Bars, circles and grids cut into equal parts. At ages 7-8 the child writes the fraction that is shaded, with halves, thirds and quarters. At ages 8-9 the shapes have up to 8 parts and some fractions are to color. At ages 9-11, half of the shapes are to read and half to color, with up to 12 parts.
At ages 10-11, every other page is about equal fractions: color the same amount in a second bar cut into 2 or 3 times more parts, and complete the equal fraction.
Ages 6 to 9
Five objects above a ruler: the child measures each one and writes its length. In the English book the ruler is in inches (whole inches up to 5 inches, then half inches at ages 8-9). In the other languages it is in centimeters (whole centimeters up to 12, then half centimeters at ages 8-9).
Ages 5 to 9
At ages 5-8, the child counts each kind of shape on the page and colors one square per shape in a chart: 3 kinds of shapes at ages 5-6, 4 kinds after. At ages 8-9, the page is a bar chart over five days of the week, with questions: the value on one day, the tallest and shortest bars, the total and a difference.
Ages 6 to 11
At ages 6-9, the child adds the coins and bills in each box and writes the total: a few small coins at ages 6-7, more coins at ages 7-8, then coins and small bills at ages 8-9. With US dollars, for example, that is pennies, nickels and dimes at ages 6-7, quarters from ages 7-8, then dollar bills at ages 8-9. The coins and bills are the ones of the chosen currency.
At ages 9-11, the page is about change: a price tag and the money paid, and the child works out the change. Prices are in steps of 50 cents at ages 9-10 and of the smallest everyday coin at ages 10-11 (5 cents for most currencies).
The money page starts with a few small coins and ends with making change from a bill.
A book with several levels has one section per level, in order, with only the worksheets that exist at that level.
Before you create the book, you choose the currency of the money pages: US dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, British pound, euro, Swiss franc or Mexican peso. The currency of the book language is offered first: the US dollar for a book in English, the euro for the other languages.
Small amounts stay in cents, for example 25¢, 50p or 50 c, which is easier for a child than 0.25. Larger amounts are written as in the country of the currency, for example $2.50 or £2.50; euros follow the language of the book, for example 2,50 € in French. The ruler stays in inches in English and in centimeters in the other languages.
Every worksheet of this workbook has its answers in the answer key at the end of the book, with 2 or 4 answers per page. Each answer shows the page number of its worksheet.
Every option is explained in the kids workbooks guide, and all the other workbooks are on the kids workbook generator page.
Ages 5 to 11 (Kindergarten to Grade 5 for a book in English). Charts start at ages 5-6, the ruler and money at 6-7, and fractions at 7-8.
US dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, British pound, euro, Swiss franc and Mexican peso, whatever the language of the book. For example, a book in English can count pounds or euros. The ruler follows the language: inches in English, centimeters in the other languages.
Yes. Untick the other worksheets and keep fractions only, then choose the levels from ages 7-8 to 10-11.
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Last updated: October 29, 2026