🔢 Unlock math mastery with every colorful rod!
The Learning Resources Base Ten Interlocking Plastic Rods Starter Set features 141 durable plastic pieces—including units, rods, flats, and a cube—designed to help children aged 6-10 grasp abstract base-10 math concepts through hands-on, collaborative learning. The set includes an activity book and requires no assembly or batteries, making it an instant, engaging classroom essential.
Product Dimensions | 29.97 x 22.86 x 12.19 cm; 1 kg |
Manufacturer recommended age | 6 - 10 years |
Item model number | LER6356 |
Language: | English |
Number of pieces | 141 |
Assembly Required | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Batteries included? | No |
Material Type(s) | plastic |
Remote Control Included? | No |
Colour | Blau |
Release date | 20 April 2010 |
ASIN | B000F8XFHM |
E**E
Worth every penny!
As a teacher of pupils with math difficulties, I find I can't live without this fab resource. The fact that units can be joined to make tens is a bonus because the children can physically convert lots of units into tens and are able to see the benefit of that. I managed to get this on sale. It was a few pounds more than another product which didn't fix together but glad I made this decision. LDA products are usually sturdy and top quality-you won't be disappointed. Great for anyone doing math-a must buy in my book.
A**R
Excellent math teaching resource
I've bought/made a fair few learning resources for my kids but this set is the one I use most regularly. It is excellent for teaching the concept of units, tens, hundreds and thousands and for a visual representation of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in the early years. The kids also sometimes just use it as a type of Lego which is useful for reinforcing the idea that it is a "fun" toy and therefore, math is fun. You could probably make your own homemade depictions of units, tens, etc that would do the job of teaching math but the fact that these click together makes them just that bit more sensible, useful and fun.
M**S
Base ten
I bought these as the original blocks helped me and the kids enormously to understand place value when I was training to be a teacher in the 1960's - then the blocks were made of wood - now of course they are plastic but just as suitable. I hope they will help my 12 year old grand-daughter understand decimals. The flats fit together to make a block. There is a clear manual with them which contains lesson plans.
R**P
Great product
Love that they interlock. Mainly used by my year 3 child (age 7) for home learning during the third lockdown, but useful for my reception age child too.
H**H
Great product.
Great product. Helped my young boy understand the concept of addition and subtraction.Used it with proportion with daughter also, and it helped. I have more to do, but I love this product.
K**R
Very flimsy
Broken pieces snapped after trying to put it together. For the price it's disgusting. My autistic son absolutely is in live with math and was so dissatisfied after having it only 24hours
J**E
Great for helping kids with their maths
Expensive but great for helping one of my sons with his maths. He likes them as they are similar to the ones they use at school.
S**J
Poorly fitting blocks
I have so many learning resource products and would normally highly recommend them. However with this product it is so poorly made that the singles don't stack on the 10s and the 10s don't fit on the 100s as intended. It's a great idea poorly executed and at £30 I'm pretty disappointed. I would have bought a non branded set if I'd have know about the quality in advance.
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