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Re-Plastic Tangram Set 28pcs

Original price was: £6.84.Current price is: £5.31.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Durable and Eco Material: Made from durable Re-Plastic, these tangrams are designed to last through regular classroom use while providing a reliable eco-friendly educational resource for geometry lessons.
Supports Geometry: These tangrams allow children to explore concepts like symmetry, angles, area, and fractions through hands-on activities.
Versatile Learning: The mixed shapes and sizes offer many possibilities for creative exploration and problem-solving activities.
Tactile Experience: The Re-Plastic tangram shapes provide a tactile learning experience, making abstract math concepts more engaging.
Year 1 Geometry: Helps children describe position, direction, and movement, including various turns, aligning with the Year 1 geometry curriculum.

28 pieces in 4 different colors (red, blue, green, yellow) with 7 of each shape in the set.

Explore symmetry, angles, area, and fractions with congruent tangram shapes. Engage children in versatile activities for teaching geometry.

This Re-Plastic Tangram Set is a fantastic resource for enhancing geometry lessons. The set includes 28 pieces, allowing children to explore various geometric figures and mathematical shapes. This traditional Chinese puzzle consisting of seven geometric shapes can be rearranged to form various figures. These seven shapes are: two large triangles, one medium triangle, two small triangles, one square, and one parallelogram. The puzzle is designed to challenge spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills, and the goal is to recreate shapes using all seven pieces without overlapping them
RE-Plastic is 100% post-consumer recycled plastic which is 100% recyclable again. Packed in re-sealable and FSC-certified paper bag. The total size of a tangram is 10 x 10 cm.

In Year 1, these tangrams help children describe position, direction, and movement, including whole, half, quarter, and three-quarter turns. By Year 2, students can order and arrange combinations of mathematical objects in patterns and sequences, supporting the curriculum’s focus on geometry.
By Year 3, students can identify horizontal, vertical, perpendicular, and parallel lines using these tangrams. This hands-on approach effectively teaches geometry concepts, making abstract ideas more concrete. The mixed shapes and sizes offer many possibilities for creative exploration and problem-solving activities.