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Teach Fractions With Paper Plates

Most kids don't like math, and the idea of learning fractions can often send them to sleep! But if you're looking for a way to teach fractions while still keeping your students engaged, you might want to head to the dollar store and buy a few packets of paper plates. With these in tow, you can create your own DIY fractions that are full of colors and visual, mathematical representations.

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Using visual aids like this can really help some students, and they're super easy to bring to life. You'll just need some scissors and, ideally, different colored plates to differentiate between the sections.