Fractional DiagramPart Part Whole game for kids, free online

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Use this online part, part, whole chart for exploring addition and subtraction. Drag red or yellow counters onto the chart. Use the pencil tool to write numbers and the eraser tool to erase. The trash can symbol clears the canvas.

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How to play Fractional Diagram

Here are some ideas for using the part, part, whole chart:

Display red and yellow counters in both “part” sections of the chart. Then, ask students to determine the whole.

Display counters in the “whole” section and one of the “part” sections of the chart. Ask students to calculate how many counters belong in the other “part” section.

Display counters only in the “whole” section and ask students to list the possible quantities that could appear in the two “part” sections.

Display counters in all sections and ask students to write corresponding addition and/or subtraction equations.

Want tips and strategies? Read the full How to Play Fractional Diagram guide.

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Fractional Diagram FAQ

What is Fractional Diagram?

Fractional Diagram is a free online part part whole game for kids. Use this online part, part, whole chart for exploring addition and subtraction. Drag red or yellow counters onto the chart. Use the pencil tool to write numbers and the eraser tool to erase. The trash can symbol clears the canvas.

How do you play Fractional Diagram?

Here are some ideas for using the part, part, whole chart:

Is Fractional Diagram free to play?

Yes. Fractional Diagram is 100% free on Hexawords. There is nothing to download and no account is needed.

Can I play Fractional Diagram on a phone or tablet?

Yes. Fractional Diagram runs in the web browser on iPhone, iPad, Android, Chromebook, Mac and Windows. Use the Full screen button for the best experience on small screens.

What skills does Fractional Diagram help with?

Fractional Diagram helps kids practise teacher tools, counter manipulatives, virtual manipulatives while having fun, and also builds focus and problem-solving.

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