Little pieces. Big discoveries.
Make fractions something they can see and touch.
Make fractions something they can see and touch.
¼ + ¼ = ½
Hands-on learning, one little piece at a time.
Open it up. Pick a piece. Let a new idea fall into place. This magnetic fraction book makes parts and wholes something children can explore with their hands.
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Bring fractions off the page. Move the pieces, compare their sizes and build a whole, one discovery at a time.
Different colours and sizes turn abstract fractions into something you can see.
Move the magnetic pieces and discover how smaller parts make a whole.
Compare circles and bars. Return to the book for a new hands-on challenge.
A half is also 0.50 and 50%. Explore the same value in different forms, then find it on the book’s colourful pieces.
An interactive example of the ideas inside the physical book.
Find a complete circle or bar. Talk about what makes it one whole.
Swap a whole for two halves or four quarters. Put the pieces side by side and compare.
Ask: can you make a half using quarters? Move the pieces, test the idea and talk about what you notice.


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Magnetic fraction pieces turn comparing, matching and arranging into a hands-on activity.
Circles show slices of a whole. Bars let you line up lengths and compare different fractions.
Explore the fraction, decimal and percentage labels together. Different notations can represent the same value.
The folding format brings the learning surfaces together. Follow the product page and packaging for care and age guidance.
The book uses movable magnetic fraction bars and circles. Children can arrange the pieces on its pages, compare their sizes and explore how parts make a whole.
No. The physical book is a hands-on learning tool. The interactive experience on this website introduces the idea before you explore the product.
Yes. Start with a whole, introduce halves and quarters, then experiment with matching pieces. Check the product page and packaging for the recommended age and supervision guidance.
Make space for curiosity. Open the book and discover a new way to explore fractions together.