Education Curriculum Library Manipulatives
Math
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Mathematics Pentathlon-Division 1, Grades K-1: Teach your class mathematical principles with a variety of board games.
Mathematics Pentathlon-Division 2, Grades 2-3: Teach your class mathematical principles with a variety of board games.
Mathematics Pentathlon-Division 3, Grades 4-5: Teach your class mathematical principles with a variety of board games.
Mathematics Pentathlon-Division 4, Grades 6-7: Teach your class mathematical principles with a variety of board games.
Visual Thinking: Students can learn to visualize objects or situations in order to better solve problems.
Mathematical Balance: Learn mathematical relationships by measuring and comparing weight.
Place Value Board: Children will learn counting and place value with this manipulative.
Solidi Geometrici: Students will learn about volume relationships with these translucent geometric shapes.
Judy Clocks: Teach your student about time and how to read a clock with these individual clocks.
Calculators (6): Using calculators in math lessons is a great way to get students excited about their work.
Items for Games: Have your students make up their own mathematical games using these tools.
Tinkertoys: Students use their motor skills while creating mathematical architectural pieces with these toys.
Bushel & Peck Metric Measurement Kit: Teach your class metric conversion by using this visual aid.
Colored Wooden Cubes: Using these blocks your students can learn about area and volume of rectangular shapes.
Attribute Logic Blocks: Teach logical thinking and decision making skills from simple games to complex of logical operations.
Wooden Blocks: These are great manipulatives to use when teaching about shape or volume.
Domino: This domino set uses objects and numerals to increase numerical understanding.
Vertical Counting Frame: This may be used as a visual counting tool.
Horizontal Counting Frame: Teach students place value and counting with this manipulative.
Wooden Blocks: Students can learn geometric relationships using these blocks.
Plastic Fitted Blocks: While building with these blocks children can learn about area, volume, or addition and subtraction.
Sand Timers: Have your students create mathematical games using these timers as tools.
Teddy Bear Counters: Use these bears to help your students with math problems.
Multiplication Flash Cards: Use these cards to help students memorize the multiplication table.
Subtraction Flash Cards: These cards will aid students in learning subtraction by using visual images.
Money Match Me Cards: Students will be able to learn the value of money by using these flash cards.
Scissors (20): Allow students to utilize their creativity by using their own pair of scissors for an art project.
Fractions are as Easy as Pie: Teach your students common fractions by playing this game.
Matrix: Use this math game to teach mathematical patterning and multiplication.
Compass: Draw perfectly round circles and teach your class about fractions and pie charts.
Place Value Building Set: Teach grouping and place value concepts with these hands on activities.
Chalkboard Templates (5): Trace geometric shapes onto the chalkboard with these stencils.
Desk Templates (2): Use these stencils to teach your class about geometric shapes and sizes.
Super Slate Personal Chalkboard: Have students draw or take notes on these personal chalkboards.
Mathcards for Pattern Blocks, Shapes and Angles: Teach your class about patterning and geometry with these worksheets.
Mathcards for Pattern Blocks, Similar Shapes: Students can create mathematical patterns with these helpful worksheets.
Mathcards for Pattern Blocks, Shapes and Sizes: Students can create mathematical patterns with these helpful worksheets.
Puzzlers for Overhead Tangrams: Students can use tangram pieces to answer the questions on these sheets.
Overhead Tangrams: Use these tangrams as a visual aid to your geometry lessons.
Pattern and Problem Solving Labratory: Kit B
Royal Game of Ur: Incorporate history with this ancient Sumerian math game.
Georule
Counting Pigs: These manipulatives can be used to teach counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, place value and more.
Desk Top Parquetry Patterns: These pattern sheets are great for teaching lessons on geometry.
Wooden Domino Set: Students will learn counting and patterning skills with this set.
Wooden Metric Measurements
The Product Finder: This multiplication chart will help students with their math problems.
Telling Time Bingo: This is a great game to use when teaching students about telling time.
Beginning Money Bingo: This is a great game to use when teaching students about the value of money.
Set of Jacks: Students will learn counting along with motor skills when playing with these jacks.
White Board
Easy-cut Classic Puzzle
Link 'N' Learn Links: Students can use these manipulatives when learning addition and subtraction.
Wooden Beads: These are great manipulatives to use when teaching about shape or volume.
Teddy Bear Counters: Use these bears to help your students with math problems.
Measuring Cups and Spoons: Students can learn the metric system by using these measuring tools.
Arithmetic Fact Kit: This is a great way for students to gain more mathematical knowledge on an individual level.
Metric and Standard Measuring Tapes: Measure various objects and have students compare metric measurement to standard.
Wooden Pattern Blocks: Have students create their own colorful pattern with these blocks.
Time Flash Cards, Analog and Digital: Help your students learn to tell time with these flash cards.
Math Wheel Flash Cards
Three-Corner Flash Cards: Help children memorize various multiplication and division combinations.
Bingo Money: Have your class learn about money by playing this enjoyable game.
Plastic Pattern Blocks: Have students create their own colorful pattern with these blocks.
24 Game: Students will love to learn math concepts with this fun game.
Blank Dice: Have students make up their own games with these dice.
Overhead Calculator: Use this visual tool to help your students understand difficult math concepts.
Multiplication Bingo
Hexahedra Dice: Have students make up their own probability games with these dice.
Prime Drag: Have your students play this game in order to learn about prime and composite numbers.
Chalkboard Compass: Make large circles on the chalkboard when teaching about fractions.
Pattern Blocks Mirror: Observe symmetrical features of geometric shapes by placing the mirror in various positions.
Hundred Number Board: Teach counting with these numbered tiles.
Math Race: Have your students play this game to increase their mathematic understanding.
Overhead Coin Set: Use these visual tools to help your students understand mathematical concepts dealing with money.
Teacher's Number Line: Hang this number line around your classroom to aid students in counting.
Division Flash Cards: Help children memorize division combinations.
Subtraction Flash Cards: Help children memorize various subtraction combinations.
Addition Flash Cards
Number Balance: Teach your students about positive and negative integers with this unique balance.
The Answer is ...What's the Problem: Help students learn mathematical principles as well as problem solving.
Division Flash Cards: Help children memorize various division combinations
Geoboard Activity Cards, Primary: These activities will teach students about geometric shapes.
Geoboard Activity Cards, Intermediate: These activities will teach students about geometric shapes.
Cuisenaire Rods: Use these rods to teach place a variety of mathematical concepts.
Cuisenaire Rods (incomplete set)
Magna Line: Students can use this magnetic number line to learn counting.
Measures of Central Tendency: Use these transparencies to teach a secondary education math lesson.
Dominoes: Children can learn counting, matching, and motor skills with these manipulatives.
Arithmetic Drill Cards: Use these worksheets to help your students memorize arithmetic combinations.
Magic Mosaic: This activity is a great way to teach mathematical patterning and basic geometry concepts.
Attribute Games & Problems Set: This game helps children strengthen their problem solving skills.
Pentominoes: Have students put together this mathematical puzzle in their own pattern.
Concept Clock: Students will learn to read a clock and about time with this visual tool.
Volume Relationship Set: Teach your students about volume of different shapes with this kit.
Versa-Tiles: This math game aids in teaching students about patterning as well as other concepts.
Tangrams: Use these geometric shapes to teach preliminary geometry concepts.
Plastic Geoboards: Use these manipulatives to teach your students about the area of various shapes.
Protractor: Students can analyze various angles with this tool when learning about geometry.
Overhead Bills: Use these visual tools to help your students understand mathematical concepts dealing with money.
Jackpot: Play this fun game to build your student's math skills.
Metric Appreciation Set: Use this set to help your students understand conversion of measurement.
Number Blocks with Holes: Students will learn to count with these blocks and can visualize adding and subtracting.
Overhead Dice: Use these visual aids to help your students understand mathematical concepts dealing with probability.
Symmetry: This manipulative will help you to see symmetry within various objects.
Metric Measuring Aid: This tool will enable students to measure the width of various objects.
Meter Stick: Teach the metric system and have your class measure various objects with this meter stick.
Dice: Have students make up their own probability games with these dice.
Telling Time Match Me Cards: Students will strengthen their time telling abilities with these flash cards.
Fraction Stax
Shapes and Colors Puzzle: Young children will learn about different shapes with this wooden puzzle.
Math Wheel Flash Cards
Math Kit
Wooden Geoboards: Use these manipulatives to teach your students about the area of various shapes.
Spectrum Tape: Measure distance and objects with this tool.
Geometric Shapes: Teach young children about different shapes and sizes.
Colored Round Chips: These chips can be used in a variety of ways such as counting tools or game pieces.
Unifix 100 Track
Unifix Number Indicators: Teach a variety of math skills with this kit such as counting, addition, place value and multiplication.
Unifix 1-10 Inset Pattern Boards
Unifix 1-10 Value Boards # 2
Unifix Operation Grid and Container
Unifix 1-100 Operational Board
Unifix Cubes for Place Value to a Million: Teach your students about place value with these hands-on tools.
Five Pin Chip Trading Board: Teach students addition and subtraction using the borrowing and carrying method.
Chip Trading Abacus: Students will learn counting and place value techniques using this tool.
Judy Clock: This is a great manipulative to use when teaching about time and how to read a clock.
Attribute Logic Wooden Blocks: Teach concepts like area with these blocks of various of shapes and sizes.
Subtraction
and Addition Memorizer System, Lower Level: Help children memorize different
addition and subtraction
combinations.
Subtraction
and Addition Memorizer System, Higher Level: Help children memorize different
addition and subtraction
combinations.
Multiplication Memorizer System: Help children memorize the multiplication table with this system.
Numeral and Operation Cards: Have students make up their own mathematical equations with these flannel board pieces.
Challenge a Program for the Mathematically Talented, Manipulative Kit: Students will love these mathematical games.
Base Ten Blocks: Use these blocks to teach your class about the are and volume of a rectangular object.
Paper Money: Students will love to role play in the classroom with this play money.
Abacus: Teach place value and counting with these personal abacus'.
Metric Weights: Students will be able to find the weight of various objects with these tools.
Geometric Tracing Shapes: Use these translucent shapes to make mathematical art projects and more.
Fraction Pieces: Teach you class about fractions with these visual manipulatives.
Addition Flash Cards
On the Go: Basic Subtraction Facts
All Together: Basic Addition Facts
Rulers: Rulers can be used to draw straight lines, graph mathematic equations, or measure objects.
Rubber Bands: Use these rubber bands with geoboards to teach geometric principles.
Clock Face Stamp: This can be used in lessons about time and reading a clock. Students can fill in the hour and minutes.
"Heads" and "Tails" Coin Stamps: Students will learn about money and it's value as they uses these coin stamps.
Fraction Tray: Use this tool to teach fractions to your class.
Primary Balance: Children can compare the weight of various objects with this balance.
Circle Fractions Stencil: Use this stencil when teaching a lesson on fractions or percentages.
Mathematical Stencil: This tool can be used to trace shapes, letters, and numbers, and can also serve as a ruler.
Teaching Mathematics with Manipulatives: This resource can be used with overhead math lessons as a visual aid.
Trundle Wheel: Students can measure distances with this unique manipulative.
Subtraction Flash Cards: Help children memorize different subtraction combinations.
Learning Wrap-Ups--Multiplication: Teach multiplication math skills with these fun manipulatives.
Learning Wrap-Ups--Subtraction: Teach subtraction math skills with these fun manipulatives.
Learning Wrap-Ups--Division: Teach division math skills with these fun manipulatives.
Learning Wrap-Ups--Solving for Unknown Variables: Teach algebra math skills with these fun manipulatives.
Learning Wrap-Ups--Fractions: Teach fraction math skills with these fun manipulatives.
Learning Wrap-Ups--Addition: Teach addition math skills with these fun manipulatives.
Learning Wrap-Ups--Numbers
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