To order fractions you have to look at their denominators, the grater it is, the smaller the fraction
So, for example

Next is when the numerator of the fraction has a number greater than 1, this means that it will be a higher number but still smaller than the integer.
For example

If the numerator is equal to the denominator, this means that the fraction is equal to a whole, for example:

If the numerator is greater than the denominator, this means that the fraction is greater than one, for example

With all of this in mind, the greater values will be the "whole" numbers 3 and 1, next order the fractions, starting from the greaters denominators because those fractions correspond to the smaller values:
