Fractions Greater Than One - Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions WORKSHEET
Fractions Greater Than One - Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions WORKSHEET DESCRIPTION
Learners will begin converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers throughout this worksheet with the use of number lines and bar models.
The worksheet begins with an example that shows that 1 2/4 is equal to 6/4. Section A asks pupils to convert 5 mixed numbers to improper fractions by drawing bar models on number number lines. The labelling on number lines decreases as the section progresses. Students then complete the same process in reverse as they convert seven improper fractions to mixed numbers including an improper fraction to an integer.
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This worksheet focuses on the key skill of converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions, which is an important part of the Year 5 curriculum. Your child will use visual tools like number lines and bar models to understand how fractions greater than one can be represented in different ways. By the end, they'll confidently switch between these two fraction formats and recognise when a fraction represents a whole number.