BIGJIGS Toys Wooden Fraction Board, 3 years+, colorful wooden educational math game

The wooden fractions board from BIGJIGS Toys is a simple educational game that allows children to learn about fractions through a hands-on approach. It provides a visual and tactile way to understand fractions and the relationships between them, helping little ones associate the shape of a piece with the value it represents. The colorful pieces help children visualize and identify fractions easily, and placing them in the tray keeps the child's full attention as they learn.

Children discover fractions from 1 to 1/12 by placing the colored wooden pieces into the tray. On the back of each piece are the corresponding decimals, so the same set of pieces supports two different mathematical representations. This dual notation makes the transition from fractions to decimals easier to understand for those practicing these concepts at home or at school.

This math game is an excellent method for developing basic math skills, color recognition, and hand-eye coordination. The tactile and colorful pieces turn an abstract concept into a concrete activity that the child can touch, sort, and match. The product is made of wood.

Recommended age is 3 years and up. Attention! Do not leave packaging within the reach of children and remove any packaging before giving the toy to the child.

Features:

• colorful pieces help little ones visualize and identify fractions easily as they place the pieces in the tray
• the colored wooden pieces will ensure the full attention of little ones as they learn fractions from 1 to 1/12
• also, decimals can be found on the back of each piece
• this math game is an excellent method for developing basic math skills, color recognition, and hand-eye coordination
• made of high-quality wood

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age is the fractions board recommended? The product is recommended for children aged 3 years and over.

What fractions can children learn with this game? Children learn fractions from 1 to 1/12 by placing the colored wooden pieces into the tray.

What is on the back of the pieces? The back of each piece contains the decimals corresponding to the respective fraction.

What material is the board made of? It is made of wood.