Logic Roots FROGGY FRACTIONS Summer Educational Gift Math Card Game for Kids to Learn Equivalent Fractions

We loved this product, my kid and me were able to design our own games using these cards. My kid is in grade 2, and it was good way to introduce fractions to her. We having been playing it almost everyday since we received the item. Would love to see a slighyly modified version - which has basic - identifying the fractions and then next level to teach reduction of fractions. For reduction of fraction I needed more simpler cards, which I have made on my own, but it would be awesome if it comes as readymade product.Also, often as mother of a kid who has many toys to manage, I would love if there was a plastic case to store these cards, it helps in keeping this game safely for longer time.

A fun way to learn Fractions. I loved it. Some parts were missing when I got the package. Seller had sent it separately to my address. Thanks a lot

This is game is awesome way to teach kids the fundamental of fractionBest part is my daughter is always keen to play it. It has helped her to learn with funStrongly recommend everyone

The game is simple for adults and challenging enough for kids f std 3 n 4. They will enjoy playing it.

the best game of all the logic roots series.

Really creative way for making kids learn. Even parents can have lot of fun while teaching their kids using these kind of innovative products...

Good for kids

Good game, kids enjoy playing it.

Kids loved it

Found the game confusing and not much instructions so we could not figure out what to do. I am sure with some time we will figure it out. I would definitely say at least grade 4 and up.

got it nice educational game

Perfect

This card game will be useful to use with several of my students that are struggling with fractions. The cards are sturdy and the graphics cheerful. I don't think it is the sort of game any kid would pull out to play at home with friends or family, but in an educational setting would be more popular than another worksheet! The directions are a bit vague. There are a couple of fraction cards that are star over star with no mention of these in the rules. Are they wild cards? Do they represent one whole? . . . Some sets seem to have four equivalent cards some have more. I often have to adapt games to meet the needs of my students so I can make it work. However, a bigger issue is that there is much more packaging here than need be. Like most classrooms, my space is at a premium. I took the set of cards and directions and placed them in a small card sized box to store with my other card games. The original box is quite a bit bigger than it needs to be. In addition I really don't need and see no use for the poster and even the small, cheap wipe off markers. The cardboard "logic slates" are not mentioned in the directions for the game. I assume they are to be used like scrap paper? Whatever their intended purpose, I could have done without. All in all, it is a good game to use with students working on fractions but is over-packaged and has too much that is going to end up being thrown away and recycled.