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LEARNING ADVANTAGE Manipulative Equivalents Subtracting Review

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Description of LEARNING ADVANTAGE Manipulative Equivalents Subtracting

MAKE AN ESSENTIAL MATH CONCEPT FUN -- Fraction Dominoes are a great visual learning resource to teach kindergarteners through fourth grade the relationships between fractions and is an important part of their STEM journey. VERSATILE LEARNING -- Six group and solitaire games offer experiences in recognizing fractional parts, matching equivalent fractions and building sums of one. The 49 dominoes and hexagonal starting board include pictures and fractional numbers with denominators ranging from 2 to 12. PATTERN RECOGNITION -- Helps kids from kindergarten and beyond to develop an understanding of patterns and number relationships. MULTIPLE SKILL LEVELS -- Help kids become fraction fanatics! The Original Fraction Domino game offers 3 levels of difficulty for children aged 8+. HANDS-ON MATH -- Teach math anywhere with this interactive math game. Kids will learn addition, subtraction and equivalents as they choose which card to put down next. TEACH MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE -- Is that a numerator or a denominator? Kids will become comfortable with the names of fractional parts as they play. POWERFUL GAME BOARD -- The hexagonal game board offers 6 options for domino placement, which increases learning possibilities. The fraction and visual combinations in this game are endless!.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great if the child already loves dominoes

My 9 year old played dominoes with his grandfather because he could count. He also taught his 3-year-old how to play. So we have it. The day it arrived he tore open the box and let me play. He loves to.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best of its kind for Tile Play

You must first know that the parts are made of cardboard or similar (not plastic or similar material), but that is not a problem if used correctly. My kid worked well with him and he can teach many aspects of factions. I've tried other brands but the pieces were small enough that kids could memorize it in a few games and lose their favor but this one is really good, the pieces can be played with many times and the child won't feel like it get bored quickly or stop thinking every time, so it is…

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