Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers

Browse our collection of mixed numbers and improper fractions worksheets. An improper fraction is a fraction with a numerator equal to or greater than its denominator. A mixed number is a number that has a whole number and a fraction (1 and 2/3). These worksheets support students to represent improper fractions and mixed numbers, find them on number lines and convert between them. Watch our Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers Video.

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These improper fractions worksheets include activities where students place fractions on number lines, connect improper fractions to mixed numbers, and practise converting between the two forms. Visual models and familiar real-life contexts are used to help students understand how quantities extend beyond one whole.

You’ll also find worksheets that involve building improper fractions from parts, ordering and comparing values, and working through fraction problems using both representations. Some activities focus on specific fraction families to help students see patterns and relationships.

The collection includes a mix of number line activities, visual tasks and conversion practice, making it easier to build a clear understanding of improper fractions and how they relate to mixed numbers.