Convert Improper to Mixed
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Practice Questions
- 3/2 = ?
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1 1/2
- 5/3 = ?
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1 2/3
- 7/4 = ?
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1 3/4
- 9/2 = ?
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4 1/2
- 11/4 = ?
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2 3/4
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Teacher Resources
Teaching Notes
Relate this to division with remainders. The quotient is the whole number, the remainder is the new numerator.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Putting the remainder as the whole number.
- Forgetting the denominator.
- Incorrect remainder placement
- Forgetting to simplify fraction
- Numerator becomes whole number
- Ignoring the whole number part
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- How do we know if a fraction is improper?
- What if there is no remainder?
- Why convert an improper fraction?
- How is division related to fractions?
- When do we use mixed numbers?
- What makes a fraction improper?
Extension Activities
- Word problems involving sharing items.
- Fraction bingo.
Parent Tip
Ask your child to convert 10/4 to a mixed number.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Number Sense & Fractions
Estimated Time
15 minutes