4 Pack Magnetic Fraction Circles 204 pcs Fraction Bars Set

As a homeschooling mom teaching math can be a struggle and that is where the importantance of manipulatives comes into play. Math concepts are easier to explain and understand when you can physically see and touch what is happening. These fraction magnets have made teaching fractions to my son so much easier. He can visibly see what are equivalent fractions. He can simply fractions. Granted it is limited in which fractions you can do this with, but it has enough that the concept can be understood and then applied They are good quality and durable. The pieces are also not too small where I have to worry about my younger son playing with them. They are a great investment for anyone teaching fractions, or children who are struggling with understanding fractions.

I got some magnetic boards and the kids learned fun ways to learn fractions.

Good educational item

Easy to use and very helpful when learning fractions. Great quality and easy to carry around (perfect size).

These are made of a soft but firm material that allows them to be gripped easily. Great hands-on pieces that allow comparisons and understanding.

Excellent visual educational tool!

We like these a lot. They are fun and easy to use. Help with teaching the concept.

These are foam. I should have read the description better. I was thinking they were plastic. I don’t think these are going to last long. They will work for now though.

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Excellent for trying to teach equivalent fractions to a whole class with hands on materials. Kids loved playing with them, too. Good for private tutoring, too.

As described. Each circle arrives connected, so you just have to separate the fraction pieces. Sticks well to our fridge. I paired it with a dry erase board for quick math problems.

These are a good learning tool and for kids with an imagination, they are good pretend pizzas! They stick to the fridge well, but I think it would be better if they could stick on top of each other for learning purposes.