This page is about comparing improper fractions, where numerators are larger than denominators. Students choose greater than, less than or equal for each pair, which pushes them to think about how many wholes each fraction holds. It pairs well with a lesson on converting to mixed numbers, and the answer key is included.
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Comparing Improper Fractions
Use this free worksheet from teaching squared to practice fractions.
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