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This game for 2-4 players practises the identification and addition of coins. Common pocket money items help children gain a sense of the value of money. -
Power of 2 follows on from Plus 1 and covers all aspects of mental maths that are needed for the national curriculum. -
This pack includes 28 full colour activity cards alongside teaching notes. Activities include addition/subtracton, problem solving, and fractions.These activity cards are designed for use with double sided dominoes. -
These double-sided bingo cards and spinner feature two levels of challenge and familiar Fraction representations. Learners practise fraction identification on one side and equivalencies on the other. For 2-4 playes aged 6+ -
These double sided plastic counters are the ideal manipulative for demonstrating number quantities within a set of numbers. They work brilliantly well as a transitional concrete tool between red and white strings of beads and their representation on a number line. -
Useful for any game requiring turn taking with a time limit -
This is a 20mm six sided dice with each face illustrating a different 2D shape. The shapes are square, circle, rectangle, triangle, hexagon and pentagon. -
This resource provides the perfect concrete model for the field of 100. Each bar of the abacus is configured in fives of red and white beads. -
This is a laminated card representation of the beaded Slavonic Abacus. -
The beads and frame on this sturdy abacus are made of plastic. The dimensions are 23cm L, 22cm H and 10cm wide. The red and white beads allow children to make mental images of numbers for counting, composing, and decomposing numbers, adding and subtracting, and visualising through 100 using groups of five and ten as anchors and reference points. -
These hardy blank spinners can be used to create individualised games. -
Tony Brown and Henry Liebling have written a book for all those who want children to enjoy the challenge of learning mathematics. They presents teachers, students and home educators with exciting and varied ideas for introducing mathematics to primary-age children. They suggest ways to use equipment and resources to support learning. -
This is a double sided dry- wipe time- line. On one side the line is analogue and shows clocks configured with the times 1'o clock to 12 o'clock twice. Midday is denoted by a sun and midnight by a moon.The other digital side presents the 24 hour digital clock. It is useful for pupils to see the time-line equivalents but also to use either side to calculate elapsed time -
This game for 2-4 players contains 36 dominoes. It features two levels of play -12 and 24 timings.These double-sided dominoes feature digital and analogue faces with colour coded hours and minutes. -
This set of strips cover the tables 2 - 9 and are required if more than two are playing the Times Tables Game - Four in a Row.
