Bornoon Math Book Educational Toy Magnetic Fraction Educational Puzzle Magnetic Fraction Book for Kids Fraction Puzzle Fraction Tile Set Fun Fraction

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★★★★★★★★★★★ ♛【Gift for Children】You can choose magnetic fraction tiles as a gift for your children on their birthday, Christmas, Children's Day, or New Year. They will be happy to receive it. They can visualize fractions, which are often difficult in arithmetic, and make them easier to understand. ♛【Development of visual sense】: By learning the concept of fractions through colorful tiles and puzzles, you can learn fractions visually and tactilely without having to worry about fractions. These magnetic fraction tiles stimulate your child's color perception with multiple colors and enhance the development of visual sense. ♛ [Multiple fun gameplay] The back is magnetic, so you can stick it on the refrigerator or whiteboard and learn while playing. It can also be used for early input to children who are not yet old enough to start learning fractions in elementary school. By inputting fraction words such as "half" into the brain early on while parents are talking to them, they can learn without resistance in elementary school math classes. ♛【Enhance Family Interactivity】Magnetic fraction tiles promote engaging educational play that increases interaction and strengthens family bonds. Support parent-child play and deepen parent-child relationships through fun learning activities that foster communication and promote strong family bonds. ♛【Lightweight and Easy to Carry】Fractions are easy thanks to these handy magnetic fraction tiles. They are lightweight, easy to carry outdoors, and small in size, making learning fractions easy and fun. There are various steps to learning fractions. When they reach elementary school age, they begin learning about integer numbers using their fingers, blocks, and marbles, as well as fractions, decimals, and percentages. The way numbers are perceived changes, and due to delayed understanding, children develop a sense of aversion to arithmetic and numbers. By learning fractions in a fun way before they become uncomfortable with them, you can make a smooth introduction to the subject, and then use puzzles that children can touch and move to help them understand it more thoroughly.