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These are rectangular pieces that are all the same height, but with lengths determined by the fractional part they represent. When all the fractional pieces of each color are put together, they form bars, or rows, that are the same total length. Tiles are marked with the fractions they represent. By placing strings of tiles beneath each other, it is easy to determine equivalence.
Publisher's Description of Fraction Tiles, set of 51, no tray
Each fraction gradation has its own distinct color. Each set includes 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 1/12 fraction pieces. Grades 2 +. Tray not included.
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Good Tool to teach fractions
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My child is studying fractions
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My son is a visual learner
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I wanted a manipulative to use while comparing fractions.
Good Tool to teach fractions
My child is studying fractions
My son is a visual learner
I wanted a manipulative to use while comparing fractions.