Apricity Block Cards to Deepen Understanding Parent Instructions Included Math Teaching Materials [Math Set] Fractions, Decimals, Percentages, Step-up

[Learn with fraction cards] There are various steps to learning fractions. The included fraction cards divide the study of fractions into 24 steps, and provide questions to help you understand each unit more deeply. With full-color illustrations, you can learn how fractions work visually and intuitively by assembling and disassembling blocks in response to the questions on each card. [Instructions for parents included] We want to support your child, but it's hard to explain things... To solve this problem, we have included instructions for parents. We have summarized what points to pay attention to, including how to use the blocks for each step, so please make use of them. [Convert fractions, decimals, and percentages] These blocks can be used to teach not only fractions, but also decimals and percentages. Converting fractions, decimals, and percentages all help children understand their relationship to the number "1," but if you try to understand it in your head, there are many thought processes and children tend to get confused. Learning intuitively using blocks can help children organize their thought processes and lead to a deeper understanding. [Before you start to feel like you're bad at it] The top three most difficult topics in upper elementary school math are "percentages." Fractions, decimals, and percentages (%) are the foundations of percentages. If you leave them struggling, it will have a big impact on your future studies. To prevent your child from feeling like they're bad at it, please use the fraction blocks to help you at home. [Study tailored to your child] Using the fraction blocks for home study allows your child to study at their own pace. By skipping over parts they understand well and using their hands and heads until they understand parts they don't, they can learn more deeply. Also, at school, lessons are conducted among many friends, so even if they are confused, they are often unable to ask the teacher questions. At their age, they start to feel embarrassed about asking questions. Use the fraction blocks to help your child think carefully about what to do when preparing and reviewing at home. Recommended age: 6 years and older Includes 1 set of fraction blocks, 12 step-up cards (24 types), and parental instructions