Product Description

Fraction Match maths board games designed by former primary school teacher and dyslexia specialist – Christine Towndrow. Christine’s games are designed for a variety of different abilities including special needs. The games encourage learning through fun to boost confidence which can often be shaky after repeated failure in maths.

The A3 (29.7cm x 42cm) board game is double sided providing 2 games in one. The games come with a set of rules and counters packaged neatly in clear zipper bags. Here at Let Me Learn we’re so impressed with the colourful boards and the fun and laughter that these games create (not to mention the learning that’s going on) that every child I know is being bought a pack!
F. Christiansen (Parent)

“Snakes & Adders gives us the perfect opportunity to practise numeracy skills in a fun and relaxed manner. Our six-year-old son thoroughly enjoys working out the sums (for himself and the other players!) and regularly asks to play the games again. A fabulous, effortless and effective way to support the curriculum.”

Fraction Match
Fractions play a huge roll in real life maths so getting to grips with them early on is important and is made fun with this fraction game.
A3 size double-sided laminated boardgame
Dice, counters and playing instructions
2-4 players
Age 6 upwards
Key Stage 1&2
Game 1: Basic fractions
Game 2: Equivalent fractions
This game helps with matching fractions in various shapes to their written figures e.g. ½, ¼, ¾. It also extends learning into the area of equivalent fractions e.g. one half is equal to two quarters or three sixths.

SEN Notes:
Visual Learners: Designed specifically for children with learning difficulties to boost confidence. Bright, colourful images for entertainment and as learning aids.
Kineasthetic Learners: Children who love to touch can be very hands on with these games, lots of counters and bright colourful pictures protected by laminate covers.
Children with learning difficulties can be quite sensitive to noise such as the sound of dice clashing down on the table. This can be alleviated by dropping the dice on a cushion or felt / fabric surface instead.
C. Dennis (Dyslexia Tutor)
“The boardgames were very popular with the pupils who didn’t realise they were learning, though they were having fun.”

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