MathLink® Cubes Maths Fluency Set NEW cubes! This hands-on, colourful set promotes maths
Grow maths skills cube by cube with the next in our series of activity sets for our best-selling MathLink®
fluency and covers key maths concepts for children 6 and up. From simple place value to working out the volume of shapes, the 30 progressive activities support the National Curriculum and help keep track of learning progress. Set includes 100 MathLink Cubes in 10 colours, 15 double-sided activity cards and an activity guide. Cubes measure 2cm D. 115-piece set. 115 Piece Set. SMALL PARTS. Not for <3 yrs
LSP 4299-UK age 5+ MathLink® Cubes Big Builders
200 Piece Set. SMALL PARTS. Not for <3 yrs
LER 9291 age 5+g5
NEW Boost imaginative and engineering skills with our bestselling MathLink® Cubes! This
deluxe building set comes with 200 colourful cubes, as well as an activity guide with 20 builds of animals, vehicles, and more. Works with all existing MathLink®
Cubes.
STEM Explorers™
Magnet Movers
Children experiment with the motion of magnetic attraction and other early physics concepts with this magnetic wand and set of magnetic accessories. Hands-on experiments explore real-world lessons in magnetism building critical thinking and cause and effect. Includes magnetic wand and post, 2 magnetic rings, bar magnet, 2 magnetic balls, horseshoe magnet, string, 30 colour chips and guide with 10 activities. 39 Piece Set SMALL PARTS. Not for <3 yrs.
LER 9295 age 5+ 16
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NEW STEM Explorers™
Geomakers
With the help of the 10 included real-world challenges, children can craft their own 2-D and 3-D shapes during STEM-filled play sessions that boost early geometry, critical thinking, and fine motor skills. Includes 30 sticks: 10 small, 12 medium and 9 large, 12 curves, 6 Red connectors (8 holes), 10 orange connectors (10 holes) and activity guide. 58 Piece Set. SMALL PARTS. Not for <3 yrs
LER 9293 age 5+
NEW
Swing Time
• Place the bar magnet on a table. • Repeat step 1 from “Gone Fishing,” involving the knotted string, magnetic post, and ring magnet.
• Hold the post steady in one hand, letting the ring hover close to the bar.
• Use what you learned in the previous experiment: Can you make the bar spin in a circle, or the ring swing in the opposite direction?
Tip: investigate the play of poles by holding and moving the ring over the bar. Also, try holding the post over the bar!
Wow! The force of repulsion is strong enough to create motion. 5
Now what?! Your friend has reached a dead end. Can you design a three-dimensional shape that will get him across safely? One example solution is provided above. Which of your designs makes for the safest walkway? Why?
f Reach 8 Stranded!
4 9293 Geomakers STEM GUD MTL.pdf 2 7/27/18 8:31 AM 153mm 1 7
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