Base Ten Place Value Frame
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Base Ten Place Value Frame

# 036564
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Item #: 036564
Grades: K-2

Product Description:

This tool is made to be used with standard 1cm base-ten blocks to help children think of whole numbers from 1-199 in terms of hundreds, tens, and ones. The sturdy blue foam frame (11"x 7") comes with 21 number tiles (digits 0-9). Using standard base ten units, rods and flats with the number tiles helps your child picture the numbers more clearly as they place the blocks into the three sections of the frame and attach a number tile to them a definite plus for a student who is struggling with place value as a concept. A small guide with activities and noting CCSS correlations is included in the set. Number tiles are about an inch square and 10mm thick. Base-ten blocks are not included. ~ Sara

Publisher Description:

Use this innovative foam frame to model ones, tens, and a hundred for base ten activities. A great, hands-on way to demonstrate early place value concepts. Use with standard 1-centimeter base ten blocks (sold separately). Includes frame, 21 number tiles, and teaching notes.

KEY Common Core State Standards: 1.NBT.B.2A-B, 2.NBT.A.1A

Primary Subject
Mathematics
Grade Start
K
Grade End
2
EAN
706406115255
Format
Other
Brand Name
Didax
Weight
0.2 (lbs.)
Dimensions
11.0" x 8.0" x 1.0"
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My children love hands-on learning, and I'm looking forward to using these manipulatives to help my children learn place value
Shannon L on Nov 26, 2022
child struggling with the concept and needed/wanted a new hands on way to help "show" the concept
Nancy on Jul 26, 2021
My children love hands-on learning, and I'm looking forward to using these manipulatives to help my children learn place value
Shannon L on Nov 26, 2022
We bought this to help with our Singapore Math.
Elizabeth E on Sep 28, 2021
child struggling with the concept and needed/wanted a new hands on way to help "show" the concept
Nancy on Jul 26, 2021
Wanted manipulative visual for showing place value and how much certain numbers look like.
User on Apr 22, 2021
Daughter virtual learning and using a paper base 10 chart that is already wearing out
Jeri U on Oct 19, 2020
To contain the base ten cubes.
Melissa H on Sep 3, 2020
Math practice hands on manipulative
Joanna A on Aug 16, 2020
To reinforce concepts taught.
Sherry H on Aug 4, 2020
assist with remote learning math
Lorinda M on Aug 4, 2020
good hands-on item for learning math
Nikki G on Jul 24, 2020
Hoping this will simplify learning place value.
Tamie D on Jul 16, 2020
This will help solidify number values for my rising 1st grader
Clarice O on Jul 10, 2020
My 7 yr old was having trouble with place value and regrouping. He needed a visual aid.
Asiyih C on Apr 28, 2020
ASSIST WITH UNDERSTANDING BASE 10
PETER S on Dec 6, 2018
i think it will be handy
Elizabeth T on Nov 26, 2018
contains and organizes base ten. Like montessori method.
Jennifer C on Nov 7, 2018
To help teach place value to make math easier to understand.
User on Sep 14, 2018
Great visual to see how one leads to the other.
Tonya M on Jul 27, 2018
Building Manipulative Resources for Classroom - Best price online
Dennis J on Jul 27, 2018
To give my special ed students hands-on practice of place value manipulatives
Rebecca H on Mar 11, 2018
To help assist my child with kindergarten curriculum.
Ericka S on Sep 26, 2017
To help my children understand math with manipulatives.
Paula S on Feb 25, 2017
To help my daughter visualize place value
Maria S on Dec 10, 2016
manipulatives to help with math
Reulonda W on Sep 19, 2016
Great way to show place value, re-grouping, and base 10 principles in Singapore Math (or any math program for that matter). They are also on a 1cm scale so will match up with cuisenaire rods beautifully.
Kenneth G on Sep 13, 2016
It was a suggested manipulative for Singapore Math 2A
Scot M on Aug 20, 2016
to supplement our singapore math
Lori L on Jul 15, 2016
I love how this holds and organizes the place value cubes instead of having all the pieces sliding when making a number. Great for modeling and then having students do it. I bought 7 sets (1 for me and up to 6 students in a group at a time).
Michelle M on Jul 6, 2016
to help my 2nd grader with her math. homeschool curriculum suggests using counters, etc and I called to ask about those, and gal I talked with suggested the frame would be helpful
Jennifer M on May 27, 2016
needed this in my math supplies box
Andrea on May 17, 2016
for my son math learning
Ahmed A on Jan 31, 2016
I bought this to show my daughter how place value worked and it quickly became a favorite game, not just for her, but for her younger brothers too. The only downside I've found is that now math time can devolve into playtime with the boys putting random numbers of cubes and rods in for their sister to figure out.
Theresa S on Jan 12, 2016
To assist in teaching my second grade daughter addition and subtraction with renaming. We use Primary Mathematics.
Kimberly V on Nov 21, 2015
We bought this to help with our Singapore Math.
Elizabeth E on Sep 28, 2021
Wanted manipulative visual for showing place value and how much certain numbers look like.
User on Apr 22, 2021
Do 10 cubes fit in the ones place or do only 9 cubes fit (forcing an exchange for a rod)? Similarly, do 9 or 10 rods fit in the tens place? Thanks!
Joanna on Aug 5, 2020
BEST ANSWER: 10 fit. I haven’t even decided if I like it that way or not. I’m tempted to tape a space off as a reminder, but I can’t commit. Hahahah.
Will Math-U-See manipulatives fit in this frame? I already have a set and this looks like a good tool to add to it.
Allison S on Dec 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The Math-U-See manipulatives will not fit. The MUS cubes have 1 cm square raised areas but the total size of the cube(s) is more. They will not fit into this frame which will accept 1 cm cubes.
A review for this product states the ones slot is tight. Since it is foam, could it be cut with an exacto knife to widen that slot?
Allison S on Dec 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you could easily widen it with a sharp knife. Our set doesn’t have that problem, everything fits perfectly. Using this set was my daughters favorite part about doing math in K and 1st grade.
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Great fun and easy tool to help kids understand double digits!
My girls have enjoyed using this and almost effortlessly they are getting a grasp on place value already! We used the day’s date to practice with this.
May 16, 2019
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Rated 4 out of 5
great manipulative but...
The blue foam frame seems fairly sturdy. The value plastic base ten kit works well with the frame. My kids can easily place the blocks in the frame in the hundreds and tens columns. The unit/ones column channel is cut too narrowly to accommodate unit blocks easily. That's super frustrating for my younger children (who are the target age range for this product). In addition, I wish that three of each numeral were provided in the white number blocks. Only the number 1 has three blocks provided. The 6s and 9s are interchangeable, which is nice for general use, but it's frustrating for my dyscalcic student who is using these blocks for remedial use. Overall, a great budget choice, and I'm happy to have purchased the materials.
March 25, 2016
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