One Size, Color Zebra A magnetic fraction educational puzzle designed to help elementary students visualize and practice fractions through handson play. Brightly colored paper pieces are magnetic, sturdy, and lightweight, making them easy to handle and suitable for repeated classroom or home use. Key benefits Visual and tactile learning: Pieshaped and rectangular fraction pieces make abstract fraction concepts tangible and easier to understand. Interactive practice: Magnetic pieces stay in place on magnetic surfaces, so students can build, compare, and convert fractions by moving pieces. Clear scope and counts: Multiple pieces and formats cover common fraction values used in elementary math lessons. What is included 9 circle sets: 51 pieces in total representing 1 whole, 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 1/12 values. 51 rectangle pieces: including whole, half, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth, tenth, and twelfth. Main features Material: Brightly colored paper with magnetic backing for easy placement and handling. Size: One Size fits standard classroom and home learning activities. Color option: Zebra pattern. Practical uses Home study: Reinforce school lessons with simple, handson fraction practice at the kitchen table. Classroom activities: Use for smallgroup work, math centers, or wholeclass demonstrations to illustrate fraction relationships. Tutoring sessions: Provide targeted practice for comparing fractions, finding equivalents, and performing simple fraction operations. How it helps students Supports concept mastery by letting students see and manipulate fraction parts. Encourages active learning and discussion through group tasks and guided practice. Portable and reusable for ongoing practice throughout a school term. Specifications Size: One Size Color: Zebra Material: Brightly colored paper with magnetic backing Piece counts: 9 circle sets totaling 51 pieces, plus 51 rectangle pieces covering whole through twelfth fractions This magnetic fraction puzzle offers a straightforward, handson way to build foundational fraction skills in home or classroom settings.