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These cubes assemble with just a click and connect on all 6 sides for endless combinations. They can be used to teach the mathematical basics such as … Read more >
Particularly useful for numeracy and calculation activities, the cube is devised using the base 10 system. Children will find it easier to learn about concepts involving numbers, multiplication, fractions, operational mechanisms and, eventually, volumes.
Descriptif Produit
These cubes assemble with just a click and connect on all 6 sides for endless combinations. They can be used to teach the mathematical basics such as algebra, geometry, sorting, problem solving and arithmetic.
Technical data
Dimensions
Side 1.8 cm.
Made from
PLASTIC.
Color
MULTICOLOURED
Products
Inclusive solutions
Info +
Warning ! Must not be used by children under 36 months, small parts, risk of suffocation.
+ Pedagogic
Singapore method Learning how to count. Develop mathematical reasoning.
Specialist's opinion
What the expert says: “When working with children with dyscalculia (or who struggle with maths), I like using material inspired by the Montessori method (coloured beads, numbers to build and base 10 wooden cubes). This hands-on multi-sensory (visual, tactile, kinesthetic) approach introduces mathematical concepts in a very progressive manner. From final year pre-school to final year primary school.” Leni Cassagnettes, Miss E and blogger at Maîtresseuh.
