This book reviews the concept of fractions. It also asks questions for the reader to answer. Correct answers are at the back of the book.
This book would be a good addition to a mathematics classroom library. It would provide a basic explanation to students who may be having difficulty with understanding fractions. ( )

I had never read a math picture book designed for children. But I am in love with this book. It has humor and color and is exciting to read. I believe that children will really appreciate reading this book as a way of introducing fractions.

In this book Miss Prime's students were learning about fractions. They shared food, sorted marbles and sold Lemonade/ Ice Pops in the snow! This book was an entertaining story as well as a learning opportunity for readers. ( )

I think this book is a great book for children in a classroom to relate to, because of the fact that it is about students learning fractions from their teachers. It helps the students to learn fractions as well as have fun with it through literature. I think as a teacher, I would use several activities from the book once we finish it as a class.

Summary: 5 short chapters help to walk students through fraction concepts in story format, from the use of prime numbers to visual representations of how fractions look

Genre: Fantasy

Critique: This book is an excellent example of fantasy because the characters are animals who can talk, and are friendly characters that are relatable to the students reading the book

Media: Looks like pastel and possibly pen