Whole Number and Improper Fraction Equivalence WORKSHEET
Whole Number and Improper Fraction Equivalence WORKSHEET DESCRIPTION
This worksheet extends pupils' knowledge of a whole being made when a fraction has an equal numerator and denominator to include improper fraction and whole number equivalences.
In section A, learners have 4 different fractional number lines and they must identify the position of 1, 2 and 3 on each.
Next in section B, diagrams are used to enable children to make links between improper fractions and whole numbers; including the same whole numbers being equivalent to multiple improper fractions with different denominators.
Section C then requires learners to fill gaps in number sentences showing improper fraction and integer equivalence without the aid of diagrams.

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Understand improper fractions as whole numbers e.g 6/3 = 2. This worksheet uses engaging activities to help young learners build foundational fractions decimals percentages skills through practice and visual support.



