Equivalence Fraction Tiles Set

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Grade 1-8
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Description

Learning fractions, decimals and percentages and seeing the connections between them can be challenging. They were for me! Manipulatives such as these can be just the aid needed to help students grasp the concepts. This set includes three tile sets: fractions, decimals, and percentages. The tiles correlate in shape and color. So, to build a tile that represents the large "1" blue tile (6" long), your student can use twelve 1/12 pink tiles, six 0.166 orange tiles, or eight 12.5% tiles. You can also show correlation with colors: the yellow tiles are 2.5%, 1/4, and 0.25. So helpful to bridge between the three equivalents! I would personally add magnets to the tile backs for further usability. Colors, from largest to smallest, are blue, brown, black, yellow, green, orange, red, purple and pink. Nine different fractions (and their equivalents) included: 1, ½, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6 1/8, 1/10, and 1/12. Tiles are 1" tall and range from 6" long for the "1" (or whole) tile to 1/2" long for the 1/12 tile. Comes in a transparent, plastic storage case with attached lid (bottom is 6 1/4" x 4 1/4"; top of case is 6 ½ x 4 ½). ~ Ruth

Publisher's Description of Equivalence Fraction Tiles Set

Set includes printed mini fraction tiles, decimal tiles, percentage tiles in solid plastic container.

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Product Format:Other
Brand:EdX Education
Grades:1-8
EAN/UPC:4710953444931
Length in Inches:4.75
Width in Inches:6.5
Height in Inches:2.75
Weight in Pounds:0.85
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Rated 5 out of 5
Aug 8, 2018
Great product
Rated 5 out of 5
Apr 23, 2018
They're great!
These fraction tiles are perfect for teaching fractions and equivalencies. I am a huge proponent of using manipulatives to give kids a model in their minds of what they are doing in math, and these fit the bill. I only wish I could find a set that included sevenths, ninths, and elevenths.
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Why did you choose this?

visual and tactile review helps some of my children

Helped children with Fractions

My son has trouble with equivalencies.

are these magnetic?

No, they are plastic with no magnetic strip.

Are these made of sturdy plastic?

Yes, nice hard plastic. They aren't going to bend. They are not huge. A set is about 6X8 inches, and they come in a nice plastic container for storage. They have been a great learning tool.

the size of each set i.e. 8x11? there are 3 sets? one set measures out at?

The blue "1" bar is 6" x 1". That should give you an idea of the relative size of the remainder. The plastic case that is used for storage measures 6.5" x 4.5"

Do these pieces click/stick together?

They are stuck together by tape, so they are all together. I have used them this way. They could be separated if you wanted to, but stay together well if you want them to remain together.

What size is this?

The tiles are 7/8" tall and range in width from 1/2" to 1 1/2".