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Make fractions
make sense.

A magnetic learning book that turns fractions into pieces your child can move, match and compare.

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Fraction bars + circles. One hands-on learning book.

Ceyla Fraction Lab magnetic book and fraction pieces
½+½=1

One book.
So many ways to see it.

Ceyla Fraction Lab — Magnetic Fraction Book

Compare equal lengths, complete a circle and connect each piece to the number written on it.

  • Compare the same fraction as a bar and a circle.
  • Match fractions with decimals and percentages.
  • Lift the magnetic pieces. Write, wipe and try again.
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Same amount.
Different pieces.

A fraction is easier to discuss when you can point to it. Line up the pieces against the same whole and compare the space they cover.

Try it together: “How many quarters will cover this half?”

Decorative fraction pieces

¼ + ¼ = ½

Two quarters cover the same length as one half.

Interactive illustration of the bar model in the book.

Small pieces.
Thoughtful details.

Made for picking up, moving around and trying the same idea another way.

Printed wooden fraction pieces and magnetic backing
Removable fraction pieces with a magnetic backing.

Magnetic backing, movable ideas.

Pick up a fraction, compare it alongside another, then return it to the book. The magnetic back holds it against the learning surface.

A wooden piece you can pick up.

The pieces use basswood plywood with printed faces. The thin wooden edge gives each fraction a physical shape to hold and compare.

Room to write the next step.

Use the included whiteboard pen on the wipe-clean learning surface to connect a model to a written fraction.

Parent and child using the magnetic fraction book together

Give the next
“why?” a visual answer.

Why is one third bigger than one sixth? Put them side by side to show how splitting the same whole into more parts makes each part smaller.

Decorative fraction pieces

Build it. Then explain it.

Ask your child to make one half in a different way, then explain their choice using the pieces.

Bring Fraction Lab home

The whole learning set.

All the pieces have a place in one folding book.

Ceyla Fraction Lab complete product with branded packaging concept
Ceyla packaging is a branded concept. The book, fraction pieces and pen are included.
1

Folding magnetic book

Bar models and circular models, with a magnetic cover closure.

102

Magnetic fraction pieces

Wholes, halves, thirds, quarters, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths and twelfths in both shapes.

1

Whiteboard pen

For writing on the erasable learning surface.

Book cover: approximately 22 × 18 cm. Piece colors follow the supplied set.

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A few useful
answers.

Decorative fraction pieces
Which fractions are included?
Both the bars and circles include one whole, halves, thirds, quarters, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths and twelfths. The full set contains 102 magnetic pieces.
Why use both bars and circles?
Bars let you compare fractions by length. Circles show how slices combine to make a whole. Moving between the two gives you two ways to discuss the same number.
Is it suitable for my child?
It is designed for guided fraction activities. The set contains small magnetic pieces and is not for children under 3. Use with adult supervision and keep pieces away from younger children.
How does it pack away?
Return the fraction pieces to the magnetic learning pages, fold the book closed and secure the magnetic flap. The cover measures approximately 22 × 18 cm.
Can we write on the book?
Yes. Use the included whiteboard pen on the erasable learning surface and wipe it clean for another activity. Do not use permanent markers.
What are the pieces made from?
The supplier describes basswood plywood pieces with printed paper faces and magnetic backing.