About Fractions
A round pie is cut into equal slices, and some of them are colored. Your child counts the colored slices and all the slices, then taps the fraction that fits, such as 2/3. A wrong pick fades out, so trying again is easy.
How to play
- Count the colored slices, then count all the slices of the pie.
- Tap the fraction: colored slices first, then all the slices, like 2/3.
- On a computer, press 1 for the first answer, 2 for the second and so on.
What your child practices
- Reading simple fractions
- Equal parts of a whole
- Counting parts
- Matching pictures to numbers
How it grows with your child
YoungAges 6-8
Pies cut into halves, thirds or quarters, with three fractions to choose from.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Up to eight slices and four choices. In some rounds your child picks the pie for a fraction.
Play together
Cut a pizza or a sandwich into equal parts, eat one part, and ask what fraction is left.
