Tichgeim Fraction War Math Games for Kids 6-12, Learn to Simplify and Compare Fractions Games, Math Manipulatives for School Learning Materials 3rd,4th,5th Grade

This is a great way for kids to learn, understand and compare fractions. Making it a game increases the engagement. Being able to see and compare the block size adds to memory and improves retention. Did I mention it’s kind of fun, too.

Overall it is a good teaching aid but I believe the makers miss the mark a little on the usefulness. They describe it as a game of war. Who has the largest value in the fraction. But they should look at who can add or subtract two fractions and have the largest sum or difference. Even have a game of who can multiple two fractions. If they included instructions that included games like this would a great hit.After writing the above, I invented a few games for my kids and they are begging to play them. So yes, definitely 5 stars.

This is good for kids. I like that it shows the block sizes to help with a visual for size comparison.I just wish there was more ways to play or more games.I am using this with my 6,8,10 yr olds.

The media could not be loaded.  My child is learning fraction now, this will be good practice game for us to use during the road trip and any other free time. The card is soft enough can band it without damage the card. The card seems are water resistance. No complicated fraction order, just regular introduction the idea from 1 to 12 to show kids the idea about what fractions ‘looks’ like. Good for beginners of fractions learner.