Pädagogische Einblicke: Bruchteil-Kuchen-Rätsel

Name: Pädagogische Einblicke: Bruchteil-Kuchen-Rätsel
Brand: Educational Insights
SKU: 0659213149466
Price: 64.75 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Educational Insights

3.5/5

€
64.75

PRODUKTBESCHREIBUNG Wählen Sie eine Karte aus, platzieren Sie die Startstücke und schließen Sie dann die Kreise mit den restlichen Bruchstücken des Kuchens. Wird ein Drittel das Rätsel lösen? Wie wäre es mit zwei Sechsteln? Diese kinästhetische Methode zur Vertiefung grundlegender Bruchkonzepte vermittelt den Schülern, wie Bruchteile ein Ganzes bilden und über Äquivalenzen, gemeinsame Nenner und Vielfache. Die Rätsel sind von leicht bis schwer abgestuft und korrigieren sich selbst. Sie eignen sich perfekt als Aktivität für kleine Gruppen oder Gruppen. Es ist eine unterhaltsame Möglichkeit für Schüler, ihr Gehirn herauszufordern und Brüche zu verstehen! Enthält ein Spielbrett, 50 Level-Puzzlekarten (leicht bis anspruchsvoll), 65 Schaumstoffteile und eine Anleitung. Für jedes Rätsel sind Lösungen enthalten. Für 1 bis 2 Spieler. VOM HERSTELLER Bruch-Kuchen-Rätsel – Bruchrechnungen kinderleicht machen.

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EAN: 0659213149466

Kategorien Spielwaren, Puzzles, Puzzlespiele,

Eine unterhaltsame Möglichkeit für Schüler, ihr Gehirn herauszufordern und Brüche zu verstehen. Perfekt für Spaß zu Hause oder als kleine Gruppen- oder Center-Aktivität für 1–2 Spieler. Enthält ein Spielbrett, 50 Level-Puzzlekarten, 65 Schaumstoffteile, eine Anleitung und Lösungen. Eine kinästhetische Möglichkeit, grundlegende Bruchkonzepte zu vertiefen und Schülern etwas über Brüche, Äquivalenzen, gemeinsame Nenner und Vielfache beizubringen. Ziehen Sie eine Karte, stellen Sie das Puzzle zusammen und füllen Sie die Kreise mit den restlichen Tortenstücken.

Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 27 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Department	Unisex-child
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	8445
Item Weight	2.68 pounds
Manufacturer	Educational Insights
Manufacturer recommended age	8 - 11 years
Product Dimensions	13 x 2.6 x 11.6 inches
Release date	June 1, 2007

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Scritto da: ElizaL

Fractions

I love this "game". My kids love solving the puzzles and doing fractions without even realizing it. They even took it to school for a week to help some kids who were having trouble visualizing fractions. Easy clean up too. Win. Win.

Scritto da: bambina

addictive and educational!

My son adores this and has spent hours playing with it (first with me talking him through the concept of how two fractions can take up the "same amount of pie" and then letting him figure it out by himself. He enjoyed the challenge of the cards which gradually increase in difficulty and the set made it easy for him to visualize and absorb equivalent fractions and reducing them to their lowest common denominator. (He already knew how to work this out on paper, but this "game" made the meaning really come to life). Yes, some of the cards can be solved in more than one way. That doesn't mean that the only correct way is the solution shown on the reverse side of the card. Figuring out more than one solution available for a puzzle card is where the learning really begins, and my son particularly liked trying to work out all the varying configurations that could be found once the puzzles got more complex. I would recommend this this for grade 2-3 students.

Scritto da: Andy G.

Six Year-old Loves This Fractions Puzzle!

My 6 year old grandson loves this puzzle. Brings it everywhere. He loves math and this puzzle makes learning fun.

Scritto da: Kauai Mama

It's ok.

The product is very much like the picture. If your child loves doing puzzles, this product would be fabulous! If your child doesn't care too much for puzzles, this might be more brain racking for you because it turns into an argument when it doesn't work out because there is just a little space or when they try to shove it in just a little to fit. I have the most difficult time explaining to my child that it's not right when it looks right to him.

Scritto da: Widiarti

Nice organiser too

The foam is thick enough but the challenge card cannot hold in place. Keep falling down. Overall it's quite a hands on learning experience. Nice organiser too, easy to clean up. But if you have worksheets, it's enough to just get the foam pieces.

Scritto da: ME

Fun even for <4!

Excellent, our nearly 4 year old loves the "pizza puzzle" and will definitely grow with it. He can already build full shapes and understand when the circle is nor full or over full. We look forward to teaching him the math behind the shapes.

Scritto da: M. Scouten

Fun and useful

My 7yo son was struggling with understanding fractions. This toy/tool made fractions click in his brain almost immediately. I like this tool because it is open-ended. The pieces can be put together in many different combinations and therefore show the relationships between the fractions.

Scritto da: Beaumont Hardy

Confusing

This toy is attractive, and the colored pie "slices" are good graphic representations of fractions. However, the solutions to each puzzle are confusing. There are several ways to solve each puzzle (four quarters make a whole, as do eight eigths, ten tenths, etc.), but the solutions cards each only show a couple of solutions. My nephew got very discouraged, because his solutions never matched the ones illustrated. He kept thinking that he was getting the wrong answers, and it was hard to convince him that his answers were just as valid as the ones illustrated. It might be best to ignore the solutions.