Heros with Zeros - Mathlink Cubes Set Numberblocks
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022392
Grade PK-1
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Publisher's Description of Heros with Zeros - Mathlink Cubes Set Numberblocks
Explore the Ten times table and beyond with Numberblocks! With MathLink® Cubes and fun character accessories, children can build their favorite Numberblocks—Ten, Twenty, Thirty—all the way to One Hundred.
This interactive set includes activity cards tied to Numberblocks episodes, offering engaging ways to practice math skills like counting by 10s, place value, and more.
Double-sided character cards help children build each character and activity cards encourage counting, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.
Set includes 506 MathLink Cubes, 46 Dual Connector MathLink Cubes, 21 Faceplates, 10 Numberlings, 10 Double-Sided Activity Cards, 10 Double Sided Character Cards, 12 Accessories, 1 Sticker Sheet, 1 Activity Guide, and 1 Plastic Storage Case with Lid.
The familiar MATHLINK CUBES are brought to life with little faces and animations. Add your favorite faces and expressions to your cube creations. The fun does not end there. With the different Activity Sets of cards, your students will build small and large math problems, count, and become familiar with math patterns. A bonus is bringing your Numberblocks out as you pull up an episode of the hit TV series and have students play and learn along with the episodes, building what they are watching. The Stampoline Park Set brings the Numberblock adventure to paper. This allows students to build their cube creations on a piece of paper as they are learning their math facts. The Numberblobs are fun, colorful, and coordinated counters that provide options for counting, sorting, patterns, and more. A wonderful addition to any math program that can also be used independently as a great fun activity.
