Product Overview
Learning Equivalent Fraction Dominoes, Pack Of 2 CRE4519-2
Get a handle on fractions! With these dominoes, players bolster skills in reducing fractions to lowest terms, identifying equivalent fractions, finding common denominators, and pairing fractions with sums of one. The 47 dominoes and hexagonal starting board have fractions with denominators from 2 to 24. Game formats allow for group and solitaire play. Most games are self-checking. For 1-4 players. For grades 4+. Sold as a pack of 2 identical games.
- SKU: CRE4519-2
- Brand: Learning Advantage®
- Category: Games
- UPC: 194629082841
- Country of Origin: CHN
- Color: Multi
- Material: Paperboard
- Product Size: 6.5" x 4" x 1.5"
- Additional Attribute 1: Game Play: 15 Minutes or More
- Additional Attribute 2: Players: 1-4
- Age: 9+ years
- Grade: Grade 4-9
- Package Contains: 2 Domino Games
- Package Count: 2
- Warranty Details: We stand behind our products. Contact us in regard to defectives within 1-year of end user date of purchase.
- Dimensions:
- W 4.00 x D 6.50 x H 3.00 Inches; WEIGHT: 1.13 lbs
- Make Fractions Fun -- This Math Game Features 47 Fraction Dominoes, A Hexagonal Starting Tile And Instructions. The Fractions Contain Denominators 2-24. Multiple Game Formats Allow Solo Or Group Play.
- Use At Home Or In The Classroom -- Play These Educational Games In The Classroom Or At Home During Family Game Night.
- Improve Math Skills -- Watch Kids Bolster Their Skills In Reducing Fractions To Lowest Terms, Identifying Equivalent Fractions, Finding Common Denominators, Pairing Fractions With Sums Of One And More.
- 3 Levels Of Play -- Designed For Grades 4 And Up, This Game Can Be Used To Organize Individual, Team Or Group Activities. Create Your Own Game Variations With Room For 1-4 Players!
- Easy Storage -- Keep All Of Your Dominoes Contained With Our Convenient Storage Box. Keep A Set With Your Teaching Or Homeschool Supplies!
- Self-Checking Games -- Two Of The Activities Are Self-Correcting. If All The Dominoes Get Used, The Moves Were Likely Correct! Educators Can Let Kids Practice Fractions Without Checking Every Move.
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