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Sharp edges December 5, 2020 Reviewer: April Broyles from Crofton, MD United States   The edges were sharper than I thought they would be. Was this review helpful to you?

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Perfect for what I needed May 27, 2020 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Point Pleasant , NJ United States   This was perfect for introducing fractions, and then taking it to the next level. There isn’t just on set of each fraction circle, there’s multiples. I was able to introduce adding fractions, multiplying fractions, and comparing fractions. Alison Montessori makes shopping a personal experience. I called them because I needed guidance, and they were able to help. Also, I paid for regular shipping; they are so efficient I received my order the next day. Second time purchasing from them, but I have found my place to order Montessori/Concrete materials. Love! Was this review helpful to you?

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Great Quality December 23, 2019 Reviewer: Sandra Deacon from Avilla, IN United States   These are excellent quality...it just took some time to snap them apart. I just watched some Netflix while I did it, haha! Excellent quality at an extremely fair price. My only request would be for Alison’s to use eco-friendly packing, like shredded paper, rather than packing peanuts. Was this review helpful to you?

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be careful, else they break unevenly September 8, 2018 Reviewer: Mrs. L from United States   Decent thickness of plastic for the price. These come as whole circles perforated into the respective fractions. I thought these were perforated enough to just tear them easily along the lines but a couple tore unevenly. This is what seemed to work best, especially with the smaller pieces: 1) fold them on the perforation the way they naturally want to go then 2) keep it folded & gently bend each side of the piece along your thumb from from vertex to arc of each piece (perpendicular to the fold), then 3) unfold and tear on the perforation along a sturdy ruler 4) Trim with scissors, if needed. Was this review helpful to you?

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Cut-Out Labeled Fraction Circles (1-10) / Fraction September 12, 2014 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Boston, MA United States   Durable material. Worth the buy! Was this review helpful to you?