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Similar to other fraction tiles we sell, these tiles are rectangular and brightly colored, featuring their value in white printing. The difference is that instead of hard plastic, these tiles are foam with a magnetic backing and come in a resalable bag. Great for use on a magnetic dry erase board. Laura
Publisher's Description of Magnetic Foam Fraction Tiles - Student
Unique tool to help students understand and compare fractions with these colorful fraction tiles. Sets of 51 pieces that read 1/2,1/3,1/4,1/5,1/6,1/8,1/10,1/12 and 1. 5 mm thick.
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E M
My daughter really struggles to visualize fractions and is a tactile learner. These should work well either on a table top or on our magnet board.
Melissa B
For use with RightStart Math
Laura S
When I use this light bulbs come on all over the class.
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My daughter really struggles to visualize fractions and is a tactile learner. These should work well either on a table top or on our magnet board.
For use with RightStart Math
When I use this light bulbs come on all over the class.