Free Standing Equivalence Flip Chart

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Flip a panel and the fraction, decimal and percentage line up in front of them.

🔄 Builds fluency: four sets of double-sided flips link equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages
👀 Makes it visible: varied graphic representations show what each value looks like, not just what it is called
🧍 Stands alone: freestanding design sits upright on a desk or table, no holding needed
📦 Packs away: folds flat for a drawer, a school bag or a shelf
🔇 Stays quiet: no batteries, no sound, so it suits homework at the kitchen bench or a calm classroom corner
🎯 Fits ages 5+: suits children from the early primary years who are meeting equivalence, and stays useful through to Year 6

The Educator's Note

Equivalence is where many children stall. Seeing a fraction, decimal and percentage side by side gives them a visual anchor that a worksheet doesn't.
The double-sided flips let a child check their own answer before asking for help, which builds independence in maths practice in a way a separate answer sheet can't.
It stands up by itself and folds flat, so it gets used at the kitchen table or in a small group, and it takes up almost no room.

Play Specifications

🧒 5 years +

Recommended for ages 5 years +

🔬 Scientist

Curiosity & STEM

🔇 Silent

No sound

🏠 Indoor

Living Room / Playroom

👤 Independent Play

Solo / Self-Correcting

👨‍👩‍👧 Parent Involvement

Guided / Scaffolding Required

🧠 Cognitive

Problem Solving & Logic

The Educator's Note

Equivalence is where many children stall. Seeing a fraction, decimal and percentage side by side gives them a visual anchor that a worksheet doesn't.
The double-sided flips let a child check their own answer before asking for help, which builds independence in maths practice in a way a separate answer sheet can't.
It stands up by itself and folds flat, so it gets used at the kitchen table or in a small group, and it takes up almost no room.

Play Specifications

🧒 5 years +

🔬 Scientist

🔇 Silent

🏠 Indoor

👤 Independent Play

👨‍👩‍👧 Parent Involvement

🧠 Cognitive

Flip a panel and the fraction, decimal and percentage appear side by side, backed by a picture of the same amount. Your child checks the match instead of guessing, which turns a tricky idea into something they can see. Suited to ages 5 and up, it fits the stage when children move from halves and quarters to tenths, hundredths and percentages, roughly Years 3 to 6. It stays useful well past the first lesson.

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A good fit when a child is working out how fractions, decimals and percentages connect.

5 to 8 years: children meeting halves, quarters and tenths who benefit from seeing each one as a picture as well as a number.
9 to 12 years: students in Years 4 to 6 moving from fractions to decimals and percentages, who need a fast way to check their answers.
Homework helpers: parents who want a clear visual to point to when explaining equivalence at the kitchen table.
Teachers and tutors: a compact demonstration tool for small groups, learning support sessions or one-to-one teaching.

Seeing that 1/2, 0.5 and 50% are the same amount

Most children can say that a half is bigger than a quarter. The jump comes when the same half turns up as 0.5 in one worksheet and 50% in the next. This flip chart puts those forms in front of them together, so they can flip, compare and watch the values match. It has four sets of flips, double-sided, covering equivalent fractions, percentages and decimals. Each set uses varied graphic representations, so a child sees the same quantity drawn more than one way. That repeated pairing is how recognising equivalence moves from memorised facts to real understanding.

Easy to set up, easy to put away

It stands up on its own, so both hands stay free for pencil work or for flipping. When the session is done, it folds flat. You can keep it in a homework drawer, slide it into a school bag or store it on a classroom shelf. It is also silent and needs no batteries. That makes it a calm choice for solo practice, or for a parent sitting beside a child who is stuck on converting between fractions, decimals and percentages.

Where it fits as they grow

At around five to seven, children use it to see how halves, quarters and tenths relate to each other. By the upper primary years, it becomes a quick self-check when they are working through conversions and want to confirm an answer before moving on. The same chart works at both stages, so it keeps earning its place on the desk. For more ways to build number sense, browse our Literacy & Numeracy range.

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Why gift givers choose this

No batteries: silent and ready to use straight away
Four double-sided sets: repeated practice across fractions, decimals and percentages
Self-checking support: children can confirm a match without waiting for an adult
Folds flat: stores in a drawer, a bag or a classroom shelf
Chosen by our educator: picked for a clear, practical job in maths learning