Improper Fractions Worksheets Grade 3

1. Liam is baking cookies for his class party. He has 17/4 cups of chocolate chips. How many whole cups of chocolate chips does Liam have, and how many extra fourths of a cup are left over?
2. Mere is making a large batch of fruit salad for a family gathering. She has 23/6 cups of chopped pineapple. How many whole cups of pineapple does Mere have, and how many extra sixths of a cup are left over?
3. Lily is baking cupcakes for her school bake sale. She has 17/4 cups of flour to use for the recipe. How many whole cups of flour does Lily have, and how many extra fourths of a cup are left over?

…and 5 more problems

1. Emma is drawing a rectangular banner that is divided into 5 equal sections. She colors 8 of these sections for a school project. What improper fraction represents the sections she colored? Then convert that improper fraction to a mixed number.
2. Convert 17/4 to a mixed number.
3. Lily baked 17 cookies for her class party. She wants to put them equally into 4 goodie bags. How many cookies will be in each bag, and how many will be left over?

…and 6 more problems

1. Lily is making fruit punch for her school party. She has 17/4 cups of orange juice. How many whole cups of orange juice does Lily have, and how many extra fourths of a cup are left over?
2. Hana is baking rectangular trays of cookies. Each tray is divided into 8 equal sections. She has baked 34 cookies so far, with one cookie in each section. What improper fraction represents the total number of cookies compared to one full tray? Then convert that improper fraction to a mixed number.
3. Emma is making fruit baskets for her school fair. She has 87 apples to distribute equally among 12 baskets. How many apples will be in each basket, and how many apples will be left over?

…and 5 more problems