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Made some new resources! Last week I made the fatal mistake of assuming prior knowledge with a class I am covering once a week. We were set to do multiplying fractions and I mistakedly assumed they would have prior knowledge of improper fractions and mixed numbers.. big mistake! Anyway, quickly remedied the situation and decided I would make sure the one lesson we have together counts so I've put together a worksheet and match cards covering mixed numbers and improper fractions. The match cards will be used first, I have put in the visual alongside the improper fraction and finally the mixed number. Pictures below:
Final task for the lesson I've put together a worksheet using the 'Got it, Smashed it, Mastered it' theme. First section looking at the visual building on from the match card activity. Final sections then ask students to convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers. A few extension questions thrown in there also for good measure! 
4 Comments
Louise
3/7/2015 02:17:31 am
Thank you these are just what I was looking for. An answer sheet would be perfect if that's not asking too much. Thanks for the great resources
Grant
3/7/2015 02:32:28 am
Thanks Louise! Glad they are useful :-) I'll do my best to get some sorted! I usually do some answers and put them into my lesson plan so I'll post them up once I get a chance. 6/25/2019 11:36:24 pm
When I was in elementary school, I was taught to multiply the denominator to the whole number and then add the numerator. The resulting number would be the new numerator now. That is the way to convert mixed number to improper fraction. This rule has has been implanted in my mind even though I am 37 now.
Sue Evans
4/25/2021 07:02:39 am
These are brilliant - just what I was looking for and about to make!! Leave a Reply. |
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