Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers Anchor Chart
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Description
Converting Improper Fractions to Mixed Numbers AND Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions
Classroom Poster, Student Reference Page, or Anchor Chart!
FRONT: Converting Improper Fractions to Mixed Numbers
BACK: Converting Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions
THIS INCLUDES:
-2 pages (front and back)
-A detailed description for converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers with a visual example
-A description for “what does this look like?” to further explain why/how improper fractions and mixed numbers are equivalent through a visual representation (fraction bar models)
POSSIBLE USES:
-Classroom poster
-Anchor chart
-Student reference sheet
-Interactive notebooks
-Graphic organizer
-A great tool for students to look back at when they need a refresher on the process for simplifying improper fractions to mixed numbers
*These pages look great when printed on colored paper!
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Additional information
| License | Individual License (1), Small License Package (1-5), Standard License Package (6-10 Licenses), Large License Package (11-25 Licenses) |
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7 reviews for Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers Anchor Chart
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Buyer –
This will be a staple in all my students’ interactive notebooks
Diane J. (verified owner) –
Love these charts. Thank you!
Buyer (verified owner) –
Our blocks are so short. I would normally have my students copy notes but now I need all the time I can get. These notes are perfect for my students to glue in their journal. I printed them two to a page to save paper. Love it!
Gail G. (verified owner) –
Great resource that was very helpful!
Renee’ (verified owner) –
Zemia (verified owner) –
Love that’s it simple and clear. Perfect on any colored paper. Made mini versions for students’ notebooks and a larger one for the classroom!
Jacqueline (verified owner) –
Excellent resource. I had students add this to their math notebooks, as we took notes. This was very helpful. Thank you so much!