Torlam Magnetic Fraction Tiles & Fraction Circles Activity Set - Math Manipulatives for Elementary School - Fraction Magnets & Resources - Fraction Strips & Bars

• Build Math Skills: Our set is filled with engaging activities to help students master simple fractions! The fun, hands-on and interactive approach allows parents to teach with multiple modalities!
• Explore Equivalencies: Our set includes 102 easy-grip foam pieces representing both circle and bar fractions, plus 14 activity cards that prompt children to build a variety of fractions from halves to twelfths. Students simply combine fraction pieces to cover the shaded area of circles on the cards, then write corresponding fraction equations in the write & wipe space below.
• EVA Material： All place value counting blocks are made of environmentally friendly EVA foam, flexible enough to not hurt kids’ tiny hands, water washable and fadeless. The back side adopts soft magnetic rubber, easily attached to any iron objects like refrigerator.
• Demonstration Ready: Rainbow segments are based with magnets, easy access for whiteboard demonstration. Bright color catches students’ attention and makes the fraction easy to be distinguished. Full circle measures 3.5" in diameter and full rectangular piece measures 9.5" in length.
• Master Fractions with Ease：Torlam Magnetic Fraction Tiles and Circles are a great educational toy for children, parents, teachers and educators. Perfect for learning at school or homeschooling! These fraction math manipulatives make learning fractions easy and fun for elementary (k-3) school students.

Product description Magnetic Fraction Tiles & Fraction Circles are backed, which is not only easy to make educational presentations on whiteboards or magnetic blackboards, but also easy for children to operate and self-learn Directions Explore Equivalencies: Our set includes 102 easy-grip foam pieces representing both circle and bar fractions, plus 14 activity cards that prompt children to build a variety of fractions from halves to twelfths. Students simply combine fraction pieces to cover the shaded area of circles on the cards, then write corresponding fraction equations in the write & wipe space below.