Oreo Cookie Fractions with Free Fraction Mats

Use Oreo cookies to teach fractions with these free fraction mats! Oreo cookie fractions are a fun, hands-on and edible math activity!
Use Oreo cookies to teach fractions with these free printable fraction mats! Oreo cookie fractions are a fun, hands-on and edible math activity!
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Fractions with Oreo Cookies

As I was eating Oreos a few days ago (my secret addiction), I was thinking how you could easily turn them into a hands-on, edible math activity. Thus, these fraction mats were born! They’re so easy to use, and are a great way to introduce or reinforce fractions. Who knew math and fractions could be so tasty?
Use Oreo cookies to teach fractions with these free printable fraction mats! Enjoy this fun, hands-on and edible math activity!
After taking one of the cookies off of the Oreo, I was left with the frosting and one cookie. With a knife, I carefully cut the frosting into the desired fraction.
Use Oreo cookies to teach fractions with these free printable fraction mats! Enjoy this fun, hands-on and edible math activity!
There’s a total of three mats, with seconds, thirds, and fourths. To use them with the mats, first, laminate the sheets. Then, copy the fraction picture on the mat with the Oreo frosting!
Use Oreo cookies to teach fractions with these free printable fraction mats! Enjoy this fun, hands-on and edible math activity!
These fraction mats can be used for more than just Oreos. You can use them with Play Doh, cookies, colored goldfish, or even little objects like buttons or cereal. Your options are endless!
Download your free printable mats by clicking on the button below:
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Samantha Shank has been an entrepreneur all her life. She started an educational blog and store, Learn in Color, at 14 years old. Within 3 years, she was making a full time income as a freelance graphic designer and marketer as Learn in Color grew. Samantha holds a MSEd in Curriculum and Instruction with a focus on Gifted Education.

5 COMMENTS

  1. Love these fraction ideas, Samantha. In my private work with children, I find that presenting fractions in other forms is essential. I use bars and groups. This keeps kids from thinking about fractions as a “Pizza”. 🙂

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