Fractions Wild - Match Fraction Number or Color to be The First to get rid of All Your Cards! Easy to Learn, Fun to pla Math Game for 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Grades.

This game is similar to UNO, so students know how to play it. It helps them think through equivalent fractions instead of just looking at the pictures like other games.

Use in tutoring. Kids love the game and beg to play.

It's a card game. The cards are smaller than a regular deck of cards, but even if you know fractions, and don't need to learn them, it's still a good game, fun game (it's the same as UNO)

The students liked playing with these.

My son is a 7th grade math teacher and I bought this for his classroom. His students enjoy it and makes learning fractions fun for them.

This is just a really fun Math Game. My son and I enjoyed playing it - calling out the equivalent fractions as we played cards. His grandmother also had fun playing with him. If you know Uno or Crazy 8s, you will be able to easily play and learn more about equivalent fractions. Learning and fun together - perfect.

It was nice to have a game that all the kids could play even if they didn't know their fractions. It was used in a SAI classroom with 4-6 graders.

First time I played was with a family who hates math (tutoring one of the kids). They insisted on more and more games, and the mother said she was going to purchase the game.Personally, I would have liked more fractions, but I understand that only math loving freaks like me would want that. It's 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, and 1/5, along with their equivalents of 2 and 3 parts (e.g. 2/10, 3/12), as shown in one of the pictures from the description.