If you can’t access Anaya’s official fichas de evaluación, try these for fractions in Galician for 3º:



If you intended something different (e.g., a math worksheet in Galician for fractions), please clarify, and I can rewrite the paper accordingly.

Aquí tienes una propuesta de texto estructurado y redactado específicamente para el tema que solicitas. Está diseñado para ser claro, profesional y útil tanto para docentes como para familias.


In the Galician educational system (LOU, Decreto 79/2010, and current LOMLOE implementation), Lingua Galega is a core subject in Primary Education. Anaya is a well-known publisher offering didactic materials, including “fichas de evaluación” for each unit. These worksheets are designed to assess reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, orthography, and writing production.

The 3rd grade level (8–9 years old) is a transitional stage where students consolidate reading fluency and begin producing more complex texts. In parallel, mathematics introduces fractions as parts of a unit. Cross-curricularity is encouraged, so linguistic worksheets may include mathematical contexts.


The term “UPD” in the query likely refers to:

In educational publishing, “UPD” could also mean Unidade de Programación Didáctica, a planning unit that includes several sessions. However, no official Anaya document uses that abbreviation. Most plausible: it’s a search keyword or a typo.


In the 3rd year of Primary (ages 8-9), students are not expected to add or subtract fractions with different denominators. According to the standard Anaya curriculum, the evaluation sheets for this level focus on:

As fichas de Anaya destacan porque non son meros exercicios repetitivos. Cada unha está deseñada baixo os parámetros da LOMLOE, promovendo competencias específicas. Cando falamos de "fraccións" dentro dun contexto de Lingua Galega, estas fichas logran:


When using these specific sheets, pay attention to the "Problemas" section. Anaya often writes word problems exclusively in Galician. For example:

"María comeu 2/8 da torta e Xoán comeu 3/8. Quen comeu máis?"

This tests the student's ability to decode Galician vocabulary (comeu, torta, máis) while applying fraction comparison rules.

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