EAI Education Fraction Circles: Numbered - Set of 51

Such an important learning tool for kids and their parents! So many adults I find have forgotten how to do fractions, so they can't help their kids with their homework. This product definitely makes fractions easier to understand. Compact, Beautiful colors, I love this product to help simplify what for some children is very challenging and difficult. I will include this product as part of my gift giving for birthdays and Christmas!

This product is great to add a multisensory experience to dealing with fractions. I use them with a child with dyslexia and it really helps her visualize the fractions. They are high quality and sturdy.

These have been great to help my homeschooled kids get a better understanding of fractions. Just the right size. We did opt to put them in a ziplock baggy instead of keeping them in the little case they came in so that they're easier to access.

If you have a child learning fractions, you need these! These circles allow children to see the fraction amounts and manipulate adding different fractions. The colors are bright, the material is super sturdy and they can be wiped down if need be. Highly recommend.

Love this set! I wish I’d bought it several years ago. It works well for showing equivalent fractions. I’d been cutting out paper circles for Saxon Intermediate Math; this is much easier, and my student enjoys playing and exploring with them.

This is a very good tool for teaching fractions-they are clearly labeled, sturdy and a nice teaching tool. My only negative is that they are easy to lose once separated-I have keep the sticker on the back, separate them for teaching, then stick them back together. This is fine if you are a parent teaching one child-but I could see it being a challenge as a teacher with many students. It does come with a nice little case to store.

I like how the adhesive in the center helps with keeping the fractional parts together for storage. I just wonder if the adhesive will weaken with time and handling.Being able to handle the fractional parts to compare them helps so much.

Fractions are so important to learn early, but rarely started before first or second grade. This toy helps younger children visualize what is meant by a fraction and by manipulating the pieces, they can expand their understanding. Our preschool grandsons enjoy playing with the discs and are gaining an understanding of important concepts.