Mixed numbers and fractions activities for 6th Grade free

Get a better understanding of mixed numbers and fractions activities for 6th Grade free by engaging fully in this resource. We have designed a step-by-step teaching and learning process to help kids master how to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers, decimals to mixed numbers, decimals to fractions, etc.

Above all, this step-by-step solution guide will help kids easily recognize mistakes each time they incorrectly solve these mixed numbers and fractions activities.

How to compare mixed numbers and fractions with different denominators and numerators Grade 6

Apart from converting mixed numbers and fractions, we are also encouraging every 6^th grader to learn how to compare mixed numbers and fractions with different denominators and numerators Grade 6. However, before exploring these activities, we must recall that a fraction Is a part of a whole consisting of two parts, the numerator (upper part) and the denominator (the part below).

It is usually easy to determine the bigger or smaller fraction when the denominators are the same. So once you realize that the denominators are the same, simply observe and identify the fraction whose numerator is bigger. That fraction with the bigger numerator is bigger.

On the other hand, when comparing fractions with different denominators, we must first convert them to like denominators. We do this by finding the Least Common Multiple (LCM). Once the denominators are the same, we can then compare the fractions.