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Fraction Formula™ Game - Collaborative Play

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$25.17 $39.95 In stock

Category: Fractions & Geometry

8 years & up. Help your children learn math through play with this exciting Fraction Formula™ Game. It's a race to "1" with this four-player fraction game! This game provides a fun, hands-on method to present fractions or parts of a whole. Your children are sure to enjoy this activity as they gain more practice and confidence with fractions. This game promotes collaborative play, STEM learning, and color recognition. Includes 4 tubes, 52 fraction cards, 52 fraction tiles, 20 scoring cards, and teacher guide.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Adam O. ★★★★★

My kids argued over who got the purple fraction pieces first, which says a lot for a math game. The clear plastic tubes really help them visualize how the fractions add up to a whole.

Olivia ★★★★★

The race-to-one mechanic made fractions finally click for my fourth grader—she actually asked to play again after we finished. The four-player setup keeps everyone engaged, and the tiles are sturdy enough for sibling arguments.

Chloe E. ★★★★★

My kid begged to play this three nights in a row, and I actually caught her adding fractions on her own to beat me to the 1 mark. The four-player setup keeps everyone engaged, and the hands-on tiles make the concept click way faster than any worksheet.