hand2mind Fraction and Decimal Dominoes Set, Fraction Manipulatives for Elementary School, Educational Decimal Games, Montessori Math Materials, Math Game Tiles, Classroom Dominoes Set (Set of 30)

This is a great product with a good quality, perhaps not the easiest one to start. But for 5th or 6th grader who already should be good enough to understand relations between decimals and fractions it is a well designed game. Also most common fractions and decimals are chosen to play with. I think that there is a little error on one domino - one decimal 0.6 should be 0.8 instead, because there is no fractions represented that equals to 0.6, but there are fractions that equals to 0.8 and there are no decimals with 0.8 on dominoes.

Does not need supervision once the concepts are taught. Great for reinforcement of several fraction concepts

This dress is made of soft material and I love the comfy, casual style. However, I had to return it because the style did not look right with my body shape. I am 5'2" and typically wear 8Petite. This would be the right size, but does not hang well. There is a lot of the VERY soft material and when wearing, it looks really "boxy".... This would have been a WONDERFUL maternity dress. (I wish some of the material were cut out so that the dress hangs better. It was so comfy!)

Perfect for morning work or centers. These cards really help with strengthening comprehension of fractions and decimals. Love them!

Not enough… Tiles to play with- only 30. Instructions- lacking clarity If the kids know how to read and compare decimals, percentages, and fractions/ they probably don’t need this set.Let’s make a set that is actually just fraction dominos- equivalent fractions.I gave it two stars because I do like the plastic tiles rather than cardboard

I have a competitive class and they love math games. This was very helpful, causing students to really slow down and think!

The game was ok. The dominoes don’t really align so it was hard to play.

Great hands on manipulative to teach and learn equivalent fractions! Students enjoyed playing with them.