Rekenrod Foam Ten-Frames
Children can learn basic number facts to 10 and beyond. Ten-frames help students connect the visualisation of the Rekenrod tool to the numbers of five and 10 within the 10 frames structure. Frames connect to each other. Rekenrod Foam Ten-Frames include: 24 foam frames and 240 foam counters. Frames measure 16cm x 8cm x 1cm.
41000337 Set of 24 41000336 Set of 4
£54.99 £10.99
1 Ten-Frame Floor Mat Activity Set
Supports a variety of numeracy skills, in and out of the classroom, including number patterns and arithmetic. Set includes: Two vinyl ten-frame floor mats and 20 double-sided discs. Size: L152cm x W71cm.
41000338 2 Traffic Light Fan
Children can select and show the colour fan that best represents their level of understanding, allowing the teacher to see with just a glance. Green means fully understands, yellow means partially understands and red means does not understand. Plastic.
08100365 Pack 10 3 Ten Frame Dice
Soft foam dice feature ten-frame representations of numbers 0 – 20. Includes four suggested activities to engage primary learners and storage jar. Dice feature have rounded corners for easy rolling. Includes three dice each for 0-5, 5-10, 10-15 and 15-20.
41000335 Set of 12 4 Connecting Ten-Frame Trays
Ten-frame trays can be used to support a variety of basic numeracy skills. Set includes: 10 ten-frame trays, Five five- frame trays (to create 5 x 5 arrays) and 150 coloured disks (blue and green). Sturdy plastic trays are connectable via their length. Size: L16cm x W6.5cm.
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