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A pair of cards that helps children develop their understanding of the mathematical symbols > (more than), and < (less than).
Multiplying two numbers can easily be thought of as finding the area of a rectangle. It is simple, direct and very visual strategy.
The title says it all. Two 1-10, and one 1-20 number lines, each less than 30cm long; ideal for cutting out and laminating for use on a desk.
This idea started life as a way to get children to generate 'random' 2 Digit numbers. We had used dice, we had used Digit Cards, but I wanted something different.
This is a Place Value game for two children. It offers children an opportunity to use and apply their knowledge of the number system within a 'game' environment.
Number Balances offer a visual way to help children explore simple calulations.
Teachers can use Ladder Cards with their children as individual mathematical activities, or as a game format. In its simplest form children choose digit cards and place them on the ladder so that the numbers ascend in value for each rung.