Place Value

Use these Plastic Base Ten manipulatives to teach math concepts, value and grouping while enabling students to easily manipulate and visualize varying quantities. Each rod measures 1 x 1 x 10 centimeters.

Model essential base ten and place value concepts for the whole class or for small groups with this clever tool.

Works on any magnetic surface and consists of frame, base ten pieces, 21 number labels, and extensive teaching notes related to math standa

This set includes seven color-coded sets of 15 cards representing fractions pictorially, as decimals, as percentages, in fraction circles, on the number line and two sets of equivalent fractions. S

Ones to Millions Flips is used for teaching place value and covers numbers ones to millions on one side and decimals on the other. Each place value has been color-coded to support learning. Practice adding or subtracting at different place value levels.

Help children develop mental calculation and counting with Roll A Sum dice. Simply roll the dice and let the numbers guide your counting. Firstly roll the dice and look at the upper face, then group the dice together that are related. Choose the dice you

Base Ten flips is a flip stand for teaching base ten. Numbers are presented on one-side according to their place value. The other side shows base ten blocks and can be increased to show trading across the place value. Can also work with base ten blocks (s

Place Value dominoes include a 28 piece set on thick plastic dominoes.

This unique set of base ten components conveniently interlocks to clarify place value, estimation and operations concepts by enabling students to manipulate and visualize varying quantities with ease.

More advanced students can explore spatial relation

Use these Plastic Base Ten manipulatives to engage students in concrete demonstrations of place value and base ten concepts. Units are made of durable, washable plastic for years of hands-on activities. Great for helping students understand abstract base

Use these Plastic Base Ten manipulatives to engage students in concrete demonstrations of place value and base ten concepts. Cube measures 10 x 10 x 10 centimeters.