Mixed Numbers & Equivalent Fractions
Download as PPTX, PDF2 likes2,466 views
The document discusses fractions, including whole numbers, mixed numbers, and improper fractions. It explains that improper fractions are when the numerator is greater than the denominator, such as 7/4. The document provides examples of representing fractional amounts as mixed numbers and improper fractions, such as writing the number of slices in a picture as a mixed number or improper fraction.
Mixed Numbers & Equivalent Fractions
- 1. Materials you’ll need: •Fraction Strips •White board •Marker/Eraser
- 2. Fantastic!
- 3. How do you write a whole as a fraction? = = 1
- 4. • We’ve learned how to break 1 whole into fractions, but what about when we are dealing with more than 1 whole?
- 6. • We will learn how to turn amounts into mixed numbers. •We will learn how to turn amounts in improper fractions.
- 13. Improper Fractions This is simply when the top part of the fraction is bigger than the bottom part How many 4’s fit into 7? How many are left over? Improper Fraction or Top Heavy Fraction Mixed Number
- 14. Improper Fraction Write the improper fraction of the following illustration
- 19. Write the number of slices in each set 1. Write each as a mixed number 1.
- 20. Write each of the following as a mixed number and an improper fraction.