Learning Resources Fraction Tower Cubes, Maths Mastery, Kids Maths Resources, Learning Fractions, Age 6+

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Notice that the 2, 1/4 pieces represent the same part of a whole as 1/2, so 1/2 and 2/4 are equivalent. By continuing to browse you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyse site usage and assist in our tailored marketing efforts. Cubes feature fractions, decimals and percentages so young learners can clearly visualise equivalencies. Children will learn about the proportional relationships between one section and the whole as well as develop the mathematics flexible thinking. Ideal for helping young maths learners understand and visualise fraction concepts and equivalences through the colour-coded pieces!

The individual segments are clearly marked with the appropriate fraction, decimal and percentage value and special containers are provided to hold the spheres. The Learning Resources Fraction Tower Cubes Fraction Set contains colourful, durable, interlocking cubes, perfect for students wanting to explore and compare fractions! The fraction towers have been really popular with my friend's 5 yr old son who is on the autistic spectrum and loves numbers.See the relationship between fractions, decimals and percentages with these Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes! Fraction Tower Equivalency Cubes from Learning Resources is ideal for helping young maths learners understand and visualise fraction concepts and equivalences through the colour-coded pieces. The cubes are marked with 8 different fractions and interlock for children to explore equivalence for themselves by experimenting with different values. Explore improper fractions and mixed numbers and learn to recognize and create equivalent fractions.

Students can explore the many possibilities for creating parts of a tower with the Fraction Tower Cubes. The numerator tells how many equal parts of a whole you have, while the denominator tells how many of these equal parts are needed to create a whole.These interlocking cubes feature fractions, decimals, and percentages clearly marked on each side, providing students with a clear visual representation of equivalences.