eeBoo: Make a Pie Game, A Sweet Way to Learn Fractions, Develops Math and Quantitative Skills Through Play, Screen-Free Fun, for Ages 5 and upThe Forest Stewardship Council

My young STEM students absolutely LOVED this game. Yes, it's simple and gets old eventually, but if you used as one of several different products to engage young students, they will enjoy it and learn fractions well before they are taught formally..

My son has no idea we’re doing math and not just having a good time 😁 Works really well with two or three players.

Cute game and educational for sure but we played it once and my five year old wasn’t interested to play it again.

A great leaning tool. Plan to donate to classrooms

My grand kids love this.

Easy to use and play while teaching fractions to children. My 5 year old really enjoys playing this game,

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Our family likes this game but the pieces are quite delicate. The fact that the outer circle of the pie is broken in half makes it difficult to move pie pieces around without wrecking the whole pie. I think it could be really beautiful and long lasting in wood, but then it would probably be 3x the price. We may just be too rambunctious of a family for it but I wanted to mention our lived experience.