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This linking set is similar to blue set above, but blocks are constructed to link together top to bottom (like LEGOs). This allows students to actually build models of numbers, giving them a real "feel" for base ten concepts. Not just for place value, interlocking blocks also can be used to model addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and percents. The Starter Set is blue and contains 100 unit cubes, 30 rods, 10 flats, 1 decimeter cube and a teacher's manual. The manual includes teaching ideas for several different math concepts. Individual pieces can be ordered seperately.
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Interlocking cubes that actually lock together is so helpful with learning regrouping.
Candace N
For use with primary mathematics curriculum.
Meghan M
To help my daughter learn subtraction.
Kelly A
The interlocking rods are great for helping children 'see' the hundreds they are making. They don't slide around like the ones that don't interlock making it easier for little hands to make sets.
Interlocking cubes that actually lock together is so helpful with learning regrouping.
For use with primary mathematics curriculum.
To help my daughter learn subtraction.
The interlocking rods are great for helping children 'see' the hundreds they are making. They don't slide around like the ones that don't interlock making it easier for little hands to make sets.