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This worksheet gives an example of how to make the conversion of mixed fractions to improper fractions. I have created a MAD strategy (Multiply denominator by whole number, Add the numerator, Denominator stays the same). There are 14 problems that the students will use implement the MAD strategy in their conversions. I have also created a SmartBoard lesson on this. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

This quiz has students compare fractions with numbers and pictures. Order fractions from least to greatest and greatest least.

This activity uses skittles to help introduce fractions to them. It introduces to them the understanding of numerator and denominator. The students will be given an opportunity to write the fraction and use a circle graph to show the fraction.

This SmartBoard lesson is based around the conversion of Mixed Fractions to Improper Fractions. I used this strategy with my 3rd graders. The MAD Strategy helps the students remember the steps that go along with the conversion of the fractions. The acronym stands for Multiply the denominator by the whole number, Add the numerator, Denominator stays the same. It introduce what a Mixed fraction is and what a Improper fraction is. This activity allows you to go step by step with your students to te

This can be used as a study guide, quiz, or even test. It allows students to test their knowledge of length with measuring, type of measurement tool, and conversions (feet, inches, yards, miles). Weight measurement (ounces, pounds, and tons) where they will use pictures to decide what kind of weight an object is and a conversion table of weight measurements. Capacity (cups, pints, quarts, and gallons) questions will be used with pictures to see what kind of measurement tool they would use and

Students will compare fractions using numbers and pictures. Order three to four different fractions from least to greatest and greatest to least.

Use this with your class as a fun way to teach Conversion of Mixed Fraction to Improper Fraction using a powerpoint.

This is great for parents and students. It's detail explanation on how to solve Division using the skyscraper method.

This worksheet is great for students to see a visual representation of what equivalent fractions means, and it tells them how to use the strategy using fractions.

This is an activity that can be used for earth day to have your students use math to help them solve problems to reduce their usage of different (glass, plastic, water, metal, and paper) products.

This is great for parents and students. It goes step by step to tell parents how to use the Box method for multi-digit multiplication.

This is a fun way for your students to look at fractions, and have a nice treat at the end.

This is a fun activity to do to let students apply their knowledge of fractions. You can make it what you want, but the students can use colors or designs to make their fractions.