Feature

●12個の割合タイル - 各寸法は8.5 x 1.2インチ; 12個の分数円 - それぞれ直径5インチ。
●磁気フラクションタイルとサークルは両方とも、1、1/2、1/3、1/4、1/5、1/6、1/7、1/8、1/9、1/10、1/11、1/12を含み、合計156個の磁気セグメントに数字がつけられています。 12色、各色により異なる分数が識別されます。
●優れた分数操作: 厚みのあるマグネットベースと明るいカラーデザインで、ホワイトボードや磁気黒板での教育デモンストレーションが簡単に行え、生徒の注目を集めます。
●安全で耐久性のある素材 - 非毒性のEVAフォームと傷を防止する表面、鋭い角がないので、子供が操作したり自勉強したりするのに安全です。
●3年生から5年生までの理想的な数学操作。

Description

$magnetic fractions$ $magnetic fractions$

$fraction$ $fraction$
Visualized This fraction manipulative is visualized and helps students get to understand fractions concepts easily.	Manipulative Great Math tool for manipulative. Concrete models are a great way to build understanding.	Color-Coded The color-coded pieces help kids making comparisons and understanding Part - Whole concepts.


12 whole magnetic circles + 12 whole magnetic tiles. Total 156pcs of magnetic segments with fraction numbers on.	Materials: Laminated surface + EVA foam + Thick magnets – Easy to grab.	Great Math Manipulative – Cover all fractions from 1 to 1/12. Even 1/7 & 1/11 have been included. Developing Multiplication & Counting skill for elementary students.	Gift Box Packing - Suggest reusing the box for organization and storage.

$fraction for students$ $fraction for students$

We use fractions every day in real life. Fractions are important because they tell you what portion of a whole you need, have, or want. Fractions are also used in telling time; each minute is a fraction of the hour.

It is important that a child feels comfortable and confident in his understanding of fractions because it is a building block for other math skills, and because a successful experience of learning a new concept will help your child gain confidence in his ability to learn.

Fractions instruction extends across grades 3 through 6. It is significant that find an effective way to learn it well during these periods. This magnetic fraction set includes both circles and tiles. It helps to understand fraction concepts, equivalents, simple fractions, improper fractions, comparisons.

This product contains:

12 whole magnetic tiles – each measure 21 x 3 cm.

12 magnetic circles – each measures 12.7 cm Dia.

1 gift box

How to help with fractions?

When children experience difficulty in math it often begins when they are introduced to fractions. Before fractions, children have only known counting numbers and the one-to-one relationship between these numbers and the set of objects the number represents. The difficulty can arise when the students need to think about rational numbers in a different way.

ZazzyKid Magnetic Fraction Set helps kids learn fractions in an easier way. It is a good teaching aid for developing Multiplication & Counting skill. Use these tips to help answer questions they might have about fractions: think about sharing equally. The numerator is the number of the top. The denominator is the number of the bottom (memory tip: d is for denominator, d is for down – at the bottom. Like with all math, experiencing the concept is the best for learning. Use objects and share them. Pizza is always popular. Discuss fractions with your child whenever you come across a “real life” example. Sporting events, newspaper articles and hardware stores are all good sources.

Hope you enjoy using this ZazzyKid Magnetic Fraction Set and have fun & benefits with it.

More about ZazzyKid:

Zazzykid is an educational resources company that combines design & production.

Zazzykid’s founder is the mother of a boy. Like most mothers, she greeted her child with simple expectations and gratitude, but with a strong desire to help her child through the formative early learning years pre- and beginning school.

ZazzyKid is committed to bringing safe, high-quality learning tools to parents and children worldwide. Our toys and educational tools help children learn basic life skills in a fun way. ZazzyKid products make learning fun and easy, and provide an easy way for parents, and teachers, to actively engage in the learning process with their children.

Visualized

Manipulative

Color-Coded

This product contains:

More about ZazzyKid:

Toy Safety