Mixed > Improper
Convert 2 ⅘ to an improper fraction
14/5
Convert 9/4 into a mixed number.
2 ¼
⅘ − ⅖ =
⅗
⅔ + ⅓ =
1
Shade in a model to show 3/4.
Visual: 4 parts, 3 shaded
Convert 4 ⅜ to an improper fraction.
35/8
Convert 13/5 into a mixed number.
2 3/5
7/8 − 3/8
4/8 or ½
1 ⅖ + ⅗ =
Draw a number line to show 2/6 + 1/6. What’s the total?
3/6 = ½
Emilio baked 3 ½ dozen cookies. How many halves is that?
7 halves (7/1)
Fernando ate 11/3 pizzas. How many whole pizzas and leftover slices did he eat?
3 2/3 pizzas
Katie had 6/6 of a pie. She gave away 4/6. How much left?
2/6 = 1/3
Janelle ate ¼ + 2/4 of a sandwich. How much in total?
¾
Eliana shaded ⅗ of her notebook. Show a rectangular model.
Visual: 5 parts, 3 shaded
Convert 5 ⅚ to an improper fraction.
35/6
Convert 29/6 into a mixed number.
4 5/6
Subtract 5/6 − 1/3
3/6 or ½
3/6 + 2/8 =
3/4
Katie has 5/8 tank of gas. She used 1/4. What’s left?
3/8
Sophia ran 2 ¾ miles on Monday and 3 ½ miles on Tuesday. How many miles did she run in total?
6 ¼
Leo and Marshawn each drank 17/5 liters of water. How many full liters and extra fifths did they each drink?
3 2/5 liters
Serenity has 3 ½ pages to read. She already finished 1 ¾. How many pages does she have left?
1 ¾ pages left
Julio used 1 ⅓ feet and Eliana used 2 ⅔ feet of LEGOs. How tall is the tower?
4 feet
Emilio’s juice was 2/3 full. Fernando drank 1/6. How much is left?
½ full