It is already divided into 12 equal sections. Lots of math concepts can be taught with this candy bar:
- numerators and denominators
- identifying and labeling fractions
- adding and subtracting fractions
- equivalent fractions
- improper fractions (need 2 candy bars)
12/12 = 1 whole |
5/12 |
6/12 = 1/2 |
There is also a children's book by Jerry Palotta and Rob Bolster to go along with the chocolate bar to help teach/review the concept of fractions.
Have fun with fractions!
Hi Marcia:
ReplyDeleteAnd that's why KitKat bars are divided into fourths!
: )
Kim
Finding JOY in 6th Grade
Of course! and so are the mini Hershey Bars! Thanks for visiting!:)
DeleteWhat a great idea for teaching fractions. Can't wait to check out the book!! I shared this with my Facebook readers here: https://www.facebook.com/LivingLifeIntentionally - thanks for linking up to TGIF, I look forward to seeing you again tomorrow!!
ReplyDeleteBeth
Thanks Beth for all you do! :)
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