• Make a Pie Learn Fractions Award Winning Game eeBoo for Kids Ages 5+
  • Make a Pie Learn Fractions Award Winning Game eeBoo for Kids Ages 5+
  • Make a Pie Learn Fractions Award Winning Game eeBoo for Kids Ages 5+
  • Make a Pie Learn Fractions Award Winning Game eeBoo for Kids Ages 5+
  • Make a Pie Learn Fractions Award Winning Game eeBoo for Kids Ages 5+
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Make a Pie Fraction Game

Make a Pie Fraction Game

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This simple game of fractions takes the confusion out of fractions, because each pie piece adds to the whole pie. Handling the fractions and seeing how they are portions of the total makes the concept more understandable. Pies of different flavors are divided into halves, thirds, fourths, eighths, and sixteenths.  Fun and colorful illustrations make this learning about fractions fun! 

Skills: Develops concepts of fractions and equivalents
Age: 5+ 
Box Dimensions: 9" x 9" x 2"
Illustrated by: Brandon Reese
Awards: Winner of the Oppenheim Gold Award



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    Eileen Gilbert
    Fun introduction to fractions

    This was a bit more challenging for my six and eight year old. They enjoyed playing, but it was a bit slower as this was actually more of a visual introduction to fractions. They do have a cheat sheet providing different ways the fractions can go together to make a pie. It plays at a nice speed, but will definitely be a tad slower while kids are still learning.