108 15cm
Giant GeoSolids®
Make visual classroom demonstrations possible! Fill with water, sand or rice as you explore shapes, sizes and the relationships between area and volume. Shapes include: cone, sphere, hemisphere, cube, cylinder, rectangular prism, hexagonal prism, triangular prism, square pyramid and triangular pyramid. Teacher’s Guide included. Shapes measure approximately 15cm. Ages 8+
P2J 3208 Set of 10 £59.95 (£71.94 Inc. VAT)
Relational GeoSolids®
Demonstrate shape, size and volume relationships with this set of plastic 5cm geometric shapes. Hollow size-related spheres, cones, cubes, rectangles, cylinders, pyramids and polyhedra have removable stoppers, allowing you to fi ll them with rice or sand. Includes Teaching Guide. Ages 8+
SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs. P2J 0918 Set of 14 £15.95 (£19.14 Inc. VAT) 10cm 5cm
Soft Foam Geometric Shapes P2J 3209 View-Thru® Geometric Shapes
Transparent, 3-D plastic shapes put geometry in students’ hands as they estimate, measure and compare area, volume and capacity. Clear design allows students to see all angles and vertices. Plastic 3-D shapes also feature removable bases for fi lling with liquids or solids. Shapes are relational: Large One-Colour Shapes measure 5cm and 10cm; Small Six-Colour Shapes measure 3cm and 6cm. Activity Guides included. Ages 8+
SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs. P2J 3209 Large One-Colour Shapes Set of 14 £27.95 (£33.54 Inc. VAT)
P2J 4331 Small Six-Colour Shapes Set of 14 £13.95 (£16.74 Inc. VAT)
Allow students to explore geometry with these colourful soft foam shapes measuring 6cm. Shapes include a cone, sphere, hemisphere, cube, cylinders, pyramids, prisms and rectangular solids. Ages 5+
P2J 6120 Set of 12 £13.95 (£16.74 Inc. VAT)
6cm
6cm
P2J 4331
Geometry Numeracy Skills
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