Adding whole numbers to proper fractions worksheets These
fractions worksheets include addition of whole numbers and
proper fractions. First things first, let’s differentiate
between proper fractions and whole numbers before starting the
above topic. Whole numbers: All the numbers starting at zero and
never ending when we count by ones. For example; 0, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, ………… are the starting whole numbers and this list goes up
forever. Proper fractions: A fraction with its numerator less
than its denominator and in its lowest terms, is a proper
fraction. For example; 1/2 or half is the most basic proper
fraction and 1/3, 1/4, 2/3 and 2/5 are more examples of proper
fraction. Look at all the examples, all fractions have their
numerators less than the denominators and are in lowest terms.
Now, we can think about adding above kinds of numbers and start
to solve problems in the fractions worksheets. To add a whole
number to a proper fraction, the trick is to realize that all
the whole numbers can be written in th