"WardsSci000472"

A colorful set of 51 plastic stacking pieces representing one whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths.

Educational rubber stamps depict base 10 blocks, including a single unit, ten units, one hundred units, and a cube of 10 units.

A Versatile Teaching Tool That No Math Class Should Be Without. Patterns are so much fun to teach with these Magnetic Pattern Blocks.

Help students make connections in math with these colorful, engaging manipulatives. Plastic rods in ten different sizes and colors can each be assigned a different unit of measure.

Construct an acutal fractal in the classroom. This HexaPlex set combines fractals and tessellations in physical puzzle materials for students to build their own visual key to symmetry, iteration, angles, area and scaling, polyhexes, and number series.

Relate the angles and sides in a right triangle in a hands on way.

Identify numbers by their position.

What's the difference between a half and a quarter?

How much pizza is an eighth?

Is a tenth larger or smaller than a half?

Basic skills all in one set.

Learn about the first ten numbers.

Is ten really two sets of five?

Learn about sorting and counting.

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