Mini Plastic Base Ten Set 30pk

£94.99

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Place Value Mastery: Children need to become fluent in the order and place value of numbers. This set provides a hands-on approach to understanding numerical relationships.
Engaging Design: The need for sustained interest and engagement during lessons is addressed by featuring a bright colour scheme that captures children’s attention.
Easy Storage: Teachers need a convenient way to organise and store all pieces. This plastic storage box with a lid keeps everything together.
Supports Problem Solving: Aligns with Year 2 curriculum requirements for effective learning for children. Aids in solving problems related to place value and number facts.
Number Representation: Identifying, representing, and estimating numbers using different representations is essential for children’s mathematical development. Supports the Lower Key Stage 2 curriculum.

Develop pupils’ understanding of place value simply, engaging learners of all abilities.

Interlocking pieces reinforce number concepts. Bright colours engage young learners. Pack of 30 is great for home learning.

The mini plastic base ten set enhances learning through hands-on activities. Constructed from durable plastic, the interlocking pieces provide a tactile way for children to grasp mathematical concepts. The bright colours make it visually engaging, keeping children interested and motivated. It also includes a plastic storage box with a lid for easy organisation.

This set supports the UK curriculum by helping children identify, represent, and estimate numbers using different representations. It is useful for teaching lower Key Stage 2 pupils how to compare and order numbers up to one thousand. Teachers can use the set to demonstrate early addition and subtraction, making it versatile for various mathematical topics.
The set aligns with Year 2 requirements, helping children use place value and number facts to solve problems and aids Year 4 pupils in rounding any number to the nearest ten, hundred, or thousand. This practical classroom resource supports primary maths education.