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AngLegs™ is a set of plastic pieces of six different lengths that snap together allowing students to explore plane geometry on their desktop or the overhead projector.

This set includes a set of four Measuring Jars with Caps, set of three Measuring Pitchers, set of five Measuring Cups, and set of five Measuring Spoons.

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

Package of 100, 300 or 500 interlocking cubes in 10 standard colors. An activities booklet is included.

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

Students learn about different measurement systems, fractions, length, weight, volume and a whole lot more with these books.

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.

How many students can fit into a cubic meter? How many cubic meters can fill a room? The Cubic Meter Set provides a dramatic demonstration of what cubic meters actually look like.

Designed to illustrate that height is proportional to mass, when diameter is uniform. Set consists of 52 identified masses which are molded to stack. Included are 4 yellow 10 g masses, eight red 5 g masses and 40 blue 1 g masses.

Base 10 decimeter cubes. Units are 1×1×1 cm and larger pieces are scored to show units.

Four High-Quality Instruments Housed in a Sturdy Plastic Storage Case.

Super Structures

Sixty hands-on investigations to help students apply math concepts and skills to everyday problems.

Demonstrate the Relation of Length, Area, and Volume