Improper fractions to mixed numbers anchor chart

Mixed Numbers & Improper Fractions, Adding & Subtracting, Multiplying & Dividing Fractions Notes / Anchor Charts!Steps and examples includedPrint on poster size paper OR print for students to keep in their binder.These are pages 14-16 of my anchor charts BUNDLE! Click HERE to get the bundle!

This product is a great visual aid and lesson resource for teaching improper fractions to mixed numbers and reverse. It can be used as a digital anchor chart for students, printed individually or made into a whole group poster. It can not be resold or altered in any way. Thank you for downloading!

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Improper fractions and mixed number anchor chart

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Here's a pic of some posters I made to help my students remember the process for changing mixed numbers or improper fractions. I'm halfway sad to post this as you can kinda see my ugly classroom walls lol. Explanation- To convert a mixed number to an improper fraction they must make the number "MAD" Multiply, Add, and Denominator. To convert an improper fraction to a mixed number they have to multiply. Thus the cheer "With an improper fraction, division is the action!" It might be more fun…