Peachy Peep™ Magnetic Fraction Puzzle

📘 Peachy Peep™ Magnetic Fraction Puzzle

Make Fractions Click — Montessori Style!

Tired of confusing math lessons and screens that steal attention? With the Peachy Peep™ Magnetic Fraction Puzzle, your child will explore fractions through touch, color, and joyful play — the way real learning is meant to happen.

🧠 Why Parents And Kids Choose It

• Montessori-Inspired Learning: Hands-on, screen-free, brain-stimulating play that supports real skill-building.
• Boosts Focus & Logic: Children combine, compare and solve — building real math intuition while playing.
• Tactile & Visual Approach: Magnetic shapes, bright colors, and physical puzzles keep kids curious and engaged.

🧲 Magnetic Magic for Fraction Mastery

• Magnetic Pieces: Easy to grab, move, rotate and explore. Perfect for little hands and big ideas.

• Visual Fraction Demo: See halves, thirds, quarters and more — children learn by seeing and doing.
• Addition & Subtraction of Fractions: Make it real with simple magnetic moves that make math click.

📐 Build Real Math Confidence

Watch your child confidently understand numerators, denominators, and how they interact — just by play! The puzzle supports math thinking step by step, making abstract ideas feel natural and clear.

🎓 Classroom & Home Approved

Whether you're a teacher, a homeschooling parent, or just want better learning tools at home — this puzzle book adapts to your needs. It sticks to fridges, boards, and most metal surfaces too!

🎁 The Screen-Free Gift That Boosts Their Brain

Unlike flashy tech toys, this is a gift with purpose. Peachy Peep™ Fraction Puzzle Book encourages learning through movement, colors, and confidence — all while keeping kids away from screens.

📦 Product Info

• Material: Magnetic + Thickened Book Card
• Includes: Numerator & Denominator tiles, full-color activity book
• Dimensions: Compact A4-size format — perfect for bags & backpacks
• Age: Recommended 4 to 9 years

💡 Only a few left in stock! Add to cart now and let your child explore fractions — the Montessori way.