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Learn to ace fractions with this suite of hilarious chicken-themed educational games. This resource is already used in thousands of schools to help children develop methodologies for rapidly solving problems involving fractions. Rocket rooster: adding fractions Improve your ability to add fractions as you choose the right set of rockets to fire Ernie into the nest. In this hilarious game there are fifty levels to complete and each one will help you get to grips with addition and multiplication of fractions. Simply-frying fractions: simplifying fractions Help kung fu chicken in his quest to simplify fractions by finding the common factors of the numerator and denominator. You will need to be a black belt at finding highest common factors to get a good score. Bad egg: equivalent fractions Smash the rotten egg by clicking on the fraction that is not equivalent to the others. By playing this game your students will develop a variety of mental strategies that help them to identify equivalent fractions. Chicken coop painter: comparing fractions Use your knowledge of fractions to paint a chicken coop according to the hen's instructions! This clever game will teach your students to visualise and compare the value of different fractions. Chicken coop game: estimating fractions You will be shown a fraction and your job is to estimate the decimal equivalent by placing a nest on a number line. Our hens are mathematical experts and they will fire their eggs towards the correct answer. If your estimate is good the eggs will be caught in the nest but if you're too far out it all gets very messy. Reviewed by appolearning as the best app for teaching fractions at middle school!
