This concise and clear mathematics tutorial provides a comprehensive review of the four fundamental operations with fractions: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The video systematically breaks down each operation using specific examples, demonstrating the distinct rules required for each process. It emphasizes the critical differences between the operations, such as the necessity of finding common denominators for addition and subtraction versus the direct approach used in multiplication. The content covers key procedural techniques including the "butterfly method" or cross-multiplication strategy for finding common denominators, converting improper fractions to mixed numbers, and the "Keep, Change, Flip" algorithm for dividing fractions. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to the strategy of "simplifying before multiplying" (cross-canceling), showing students how to break down larger numbers into factors to make calculations more manageable and accurate. For educators, this video serves as an excellent review tool or flipped classroom resource for upper elementary and middle school students. It addresses common pain points, such as forgetting when to find a common denominator or how to handle large numbers in multiplication. The step-by-step narration allows for easy pausing and note-taking, making it ideal for scaffolding lessons on fraction arithmetic or for differentiated instruction where students need remedial support.