Ratio Worksheets Year 6 | Equivalent Ratios and Missing Numbers

Introduce and practise ratio with nine pupil activity pages: ordered comparisons, ratio patterns, missing values, simplifying and word problems. Use after teaching the meaning of ratio and model the first question together.

For Year 6 (ages 10–11), with selected links to the England ratio and proportion programme: solving problems involving the relative sizes of two quantities using multiplication and division, and simple scaling. Colon notation and simplifying ratios also provide preparation for KS3. This is introductory practice, not a complete ratio and proportion unit: percentages, scale drawings and unequal sharing are not comprehensively covered.

Included: 14 PDF pages

• Cover and teacher guidance with marking notes
• What Is a Ratio? Five reminders with room for pupils’ own examples
• Write the Ratio: eight ordered comparisons, including part-to-part and part-to-whole
• Ratio Tables: eight ratio sequences, each with two missing values
• Equivalent Ratios A and B: 12 missing-number questions each
• Simplify Ratios: 12 questions
• Ratio Word Problems: four questions using metric measures and working boxes
• Same or Different? Six equivalent-ratio comparisons
• Quick Check: six multiple-choice questions
• Two answer-key pages and terms of use

The guide distinguishes an ordered ratio from a fraction of the total. Accept equivalent ratios on Write the Ratio unless simplest form is requested. Pupils can use a book or squared paper for extra working; the word problems include working boxes. Answers are included for all closed tasks; pupils’ own examples on the introductory page will vary.

Use for supported maths practice, small-group teaching, revision or homework. Recipe and paint examples are written problems only: no practical activity is required.

Black-and-white pupil pages. US Letter PDF; select “fit to page” for A4 printing. Original content by Mathew Sunday · FUN CASE. Single classroom licence.