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To make your frog flip and leap, press down on the frog's back end and quickly let your finger slide off. First one to get all their frogs in wins the game. Includes 12 frogs in 4 different colours, and 1 bucket. 2 to 4 players.

Set of 25 modelling clay push cookie cutters, to replicate a variety of animal, food and everyday object silhouettes. Approximately 8-10 cm each.

Pack of 5 Polyhedron dice, with 10 sides (numbered 0 to 9). Ideal to animate math activities in class. 18 mm, 5 colours.

See-through polished plastic surface with reflective properties. Students gain an intuitive understanding of geometry, symmetry and congruence. 15 x 10 cm.

Assorted colours. Pack of 26 sheets. 50 x 70 cm. Not shown.

Depicts a very nice nature scene with Leo the panda and his mother who are resting in the shade of bamboo trees. In a panda-shaped silhouette box. 24 glossy cardboard pieces. 42 x 30 cm.

Ergonomic desk board is tilted at an optimal 22° angle, much like old-fashioned school desks, to put the text in focus, which leads to easier and better tracking of text, and to eliminate neck strain and bad posture. Ideal for writing as well as reading. Features a magnetic, dry-erase board, for multi-sensory learning, two top-mounted paper clips, a book catch on the bottom, and collapsible legs for easy portability and storage. 45.7 x 30.4 cm. The color of the product may vary.

Mathematics teaching should encourage students to use what they know to think about and solve problems. Skillful teachers provide intentional experiences
and guide students to search for, realize, and use patterns that create new mental relationships in the students’ brains.
Problem Strings are the high-density dosage of mathematical patterns students need.
 

These books will help you:
- Empower students to reason mathematically
- Know and use the major models and strategies for kindergarten to fifth grade students
- Model student thinking to make it visible, discussable, and take-up-able
- Guide your students to more confidence, flexibility, and success
- Develop student thinking to know that math truly is FigureOutAble

Mathematics teaching should encourage students to use what they know to think about and solve problems. Skillful teachers provide intentional experiences
and guide students to search for, realize, and use patterns that create new mental relationships in the students’ brains.
Problem Strings are the high-density dosage of mathematical patterns students need.
 

These books will help you:
- Empower students to reason mathematically
- Know and use the major models and strategies for kindergarten to fifth grade students
- Model student thinking to make it visible, discussable, and take-up-able
- Guide your students to more confidence, flexibility, and success
- Develop student thinking to know that math truly is FigureOutAble

Pack of 8 Crayola washable markers in metallic colours.

With asymmetric lip, to ease installation over metal glides on chairs or table legs.

Fine tips.

24 multi-ethnic coloured pencils.

Counting rods made of strong, bright-coloured plastic.

Teach basic math operations, sorting, geometry (perimeters, areas, volumes), probabilities, and graphing, with this set of 500 links in 3 different shapes and 4 bright colours. Plastic. In a jar.