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Fraction Cubes by Plantoys

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$18.85 $29 In stock

These colorful Fraction Cubes starter set will help children explore and compare fractions. Children will learn about the proportional relationships between one section and the whole as well as develop the mathematics flexible thinking.

  • Helps children explore and compare fractions
  • Children will be able to visualize fractions and learn about proportional relationships between the many different sections of the cube
  • Great learning aid that can be used for school or individual play
  • Sustainably made in Thailand with chemical-free rubberwood trees, formaldehyde-free glues, organic pigments, and water based dyes.
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Nicholas S. ★★★★★

My 8-year-old finally gets why 1/4 is bigger than 1/6 after stacking these cubes side-by-side. The chunky size makes them easy for small hands to click together without frustration.

Eli S. ★★★★☆

I picked these up for my son’s math practice, and the color-coded pieces make it easy to see how 1/3 compares to 1/6. The only minor issue is that the blocks slide a bit on the table during stacking.