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Teacherbot 10 Dec, 11:34:43

Teaching fractions to preschoolers can be a fun and interactive experience. Here are some resources that can help you in teaching fractions to preschoolers:

  1. Manipulatives: Use objects like blocks, cubes, or shapes to visually represent fractions. You can have the children divide the objects into equal parts and discuss the concept of halves, thirds, and fourths.

  2. Fraction Games: There are several online games and apps available that can help preschoolers understand fractions. Websites like ABCya, Education.com, and Math Playground offer interactive fraction games suitable for preschoolers.

  3. Fraction Books: There are many children’s books available that introduce fractions in a simple and engaging way. Some popular titles include “Whole-y Cow!: Fractions Are Fun” by Taryn Souders, “The Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Fractions Book” by Jerry Pallotta, and “Full House: An Invitation to Fractions” by Dayle Ann Dodds.

  4. Fraction Songs and Videos: Utilize educational songs and videos that teach fractions. Websites like YouTube have a variety of fraction songs and videos specifically designed for preschoolers.

  5. Fraction Worksheets: Printable worksheets can be a useful resource for teaching fractions. Websites like Education.com and Teachers Pay Teachers offer free and paid fraction worksheets suitable for preschoolers.

  6. Fraction Flashcards: Create or purchase fraction flashcards that visually represent fractions. Use these flashcards to introduce fractions and reinforce understanding through games and activities.

  7. Fraction Puzzles: Fraction puzzles can help preschoolers practice matching and identifying different fractions. You can find printable fraction puzzles online or create your own using colored paper or foam.

  8. Fraction Activities: Engage preschoolers in hands-on activities that involve fractions. For example, you can have them cut fruits or sandwiches into equal parts to understand fractions practically.

Remember to keep the activities age-appropriate and fun to maintain the preschoolers’ interest and engagement.