"WardsSci000472"

Cautiously enter the jungle where a hungry tiger prowls. If you can complete a series of math tasks, you can escape the tiger’s grasp.

Heavy paper stock two-sided hundred boards are laminated for durability and sized perfectly for young students.

Helpful student manipulatives, this zippered plastic pouch contains 30 pennies, 20 nickels, 20 dimes, 20 quarters, four half-dollars, 25 $1 bills, 20 $5 bills, 20 $10 bills, 20 $20 bills, 5 $50 bills and 10 $100 bills.

The U.S. Customary (or English) SAFE-T Weights™ have the same features as the Metric SAFE-T Weights™.

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.

Offer your students a hands-on building activity that teaches spatial reasoning in measurement, area, volume, and surface area concepts.

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.

Give your students the hands-on experience of working with these wooden shapes to explore geometric principles.

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

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