4nf3c Worksheets

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• Add two fractions to find the total amount.
• Add fractions with the same denominator.
• Match a fraction sum to the correct picture model.

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• Add mixed numbers by combining the whole-number parts and the fraction parts.
• Use pictures or fraction models to see what the fractions add up to.

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• Add improper fractions when the bottom number is the same.
• Subtract improper fractions when the bottom number is the same.
• Rename an improper fraction as a mixed number after you add or subtract.
• Simplify the final answer when the fraction can be reduced.

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• Add mixed numbers when the fractions have the same denominator.
• Subtract mixed numbers when the fractions have the same denominator.
• Regroup when subtracting by borrowing 1 whole and turning it into fractional parts.

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• Turn an improper fraction into a mixed number by finding how many whole groups it makes and what part is left over.
• Use division to connect the numerator and denominator when rewriting a fraction as a whole number plus a fraction.
• Write the remainder as the fractional part with the same denominator.

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• Convert a mixed number into an improper fraction.
• Multiply the whole number by the denominator to find how many fractional parts are in the whole part.
• Add the extra numerator to get the new numerator while keeping the same denominator.

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• Subtract mixed numbers when the fraction part is too small and you need to borrow 1 whole to keep subtracting.

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• Subtract mixed fractions to find the difference between two amounts.
• Use fraction pictures to see how the wholes and parts change when you subtract.