[FREEBIE] Fraction-Decimal-Percentage Dice ~ Fun Learning in Math~

Hello everyone! Hope you have had a splendid week. :)

This week's blog will be on the subject of Mathematics. This is just a sharing of a fun idea that I've thought of (inspired by Pinterest too!) to help my pupils learn and connect three Mathematical topics, which are Fraction, Decimal and Percentage.

* Just for everyone's info, I teach Mathematics using my national language, hence the different language you see in the pictures below :) *

After teaching them the concept of the three topics, I've decided to combine all three together so that they can see the connection among them. I've called this the Fraction-Decimal-Percentage Dice. :)

Here are the materials you'll need:

1) Dice template in A3 size (Scroll down to download the pdf file.)
2) Drawing design for each face of a dice (Scroll down to download the pdf file.)
3) Colour pencils and marker pens
4) Scissors and glue

Here are the steps to create the dice:

1) Hand out the drawing design to each pupil. I've put together two sets of designs: cupcake and ball. I allow the pupils to choose the design they want. Here are two pictures of the designs.

2) Pupils decide on one percentage. In my example, I decided on 34% for my ball dice and 53% for my cupcake dice.

3) Pupils label each face of the dice based on the percentage they chose. Here's what they will write for each face:

      Face 1: Percentage in numeral
      Face 2: Percentage in words
      Face 3: Decimal in numeral
      Face 4: Decimal in words
      Face 5: Fraction in numeral
      Face 6: Fraction in words

Here's how the faces of the cupcake dice look like:

4) After colouring each design, pupils paste them onto the dice template. After that, it is just cutting the template and folding it into a dice!

Here are the download links for the two pdf files:

Download DiceTemplate

Download Cupcake&BallDesigns

Simple, Effective and FUN! 

A good change from the usual routine drills! :)

Try it out in your classrooms. Thanks for reading the post! :)

Animal Reading Cards Vol. 1 (25 pages)

Hi everyone! Hope you've enjoyed the freebies so far. As always, a huge THANK YOU to YOU for supporting this blog. You guys are truly awesome! 😍

Good News coming! Here's a FREEBIE set of animal reading cards that we've designed to provide pupils with more fun reading materials.

Take a look at the previews of the content:

This is the first volume of animal reading cards that we've designed so far (more to come!) What to do with this is to compile them into a B5-sized reading book for any pupil to read once they have finished the task in class. Besides that, we also paste them on the walls of the English reading corner in the school, which are the walls near the stairs. That is where pupils have their meals during recess so while eating, they are reading at the same time. :)

The animals in the reading cards (pictures are downloaded from http://majorclanger.co.uk/fluffimagesf.htm) are so colourful and attractive that any pupil would enjoy reading them. As the text for each animal is short, it will not take too much time for the pupils to read yet they will feel a sense of achievement when they are able to read it on their own.

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To download the pdf, click on the link below:


              Download AnimalReadingCardsVol.1


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Alphabet Chart (13 pages)

Hello everyone! Hope you've had a great week. As always, a super big THANK YOU to those who have supported this blog. You guys are awesome! 😍

There's Good News! Here's another FREEBIE set of alphabet chart that we've created to help pupils know how the uppercase and lowercase letters look like as well as to decorate the classroom. 

Take a look at the previews of the content:

What we wanted the pupils to learn is related to the early penmanship of young learners. By showing them how these letters look like on the lines, it helps them when they want to write the letters. They can take a look at these charts too whenever they have free time as these charts are hung in the classroom.

We've added one picture (pictures are downloaded from Google Image) to each letter so that as they read, they know at least one word that starts with the particular letter. 

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To download the pdf, click on the link below:


                          Download AlphabetChart


Feel free to share it around. Again, thanks for stopping by. Have a good week ahead! :)

Picture Dictionary (14 pages)

Hi everyone! A big THANK YOU to those who have supported this blog. You guys are awesome! 😍

There's good news! Here's a FREEBIE set of picture dictionary that we've put together to decorate our classroom. Below are previews of the content:

We've arranged the pictures (downloaded from Google Image) according to the topics such as pets, clothes, shapes etc as it helped our 7-year-old pupils to learn the names of things better. You can try it out with your pupils too, regardless of the age and level.

PS: If you'd like to be notified of future updates, you can like our page:

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To download the pdf, click on the link below:

Download PictureDictionary

Feel free to share it around. Hope it is helpful 😀