Learning Resources Magnetic Pizza Fractions - Montessori Math Manipulatives, Addition and Subtraction, Critical Thinking Skills, Classroom Must Haves, Homeschool Supplies, Gifts for Students

Pleased with the product, but lamination peels off a little too easily. 3 year old loves them. 1 year old try to eat one. They do look good enough to eat - so be sure to keep out of toddler's hands

We have been using this in our homeschool for 3rd-4th grade math for about a year now. Even after kids have some understanding of fractions, it is nice to use this set as reference or for review. The whole pizza magnet is about the size of a dinner plate, so the pieces are realistic. Images and magnets are high quality. These work well with a whiteboard or magnetic chalkboard.

The kids love these hands on pizza resources. They are fun and bright!

These were bought for use in a special Ed class that serves children in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades. Working on state and Common Core standards, the students were immediately engaged, and eager to try anything I gave them. These pizzas enabled the kiddos to work at several different levels. I think the biggest help came when we worked on equivalent fractions. The magnets are so strong that they would stack on the white board so the children could compare. I bought three different sets of magnetic fraction sets. The pizza fractions were by far the student favorites!

Satisfied

My students absolutely LOVE these! They've been so helpful in showing equivalent, introducing adding fractions, and explaining how changing the denominator changes the size of the number. I even bought a second set for another teacher because she loved them too.

Who doesn't like pizza? My first graders sure love it and they really love using these pizza fractions while they are practicing a skill that can sometimes be difficult. I recommend this product.

These were perfect! Exactly what I was looking for. These pizza magnets are thick enough to be used by children and hold up well. They seem very durable. I’m excited to use these in my classroom.