Unifix®
If you’re looking for Unifix® cubes to spice up your maths lessons, look no further!
These linking cubes can be fit together and pulled apart with ease, providing a fun game for younger children.
If you’re looking for Unifix® cubes to spice up your maths lessons, look no further!
These linking cubes can be fit together and pulled apart with ease, providing a fun game for younger children.
The cubes are available in ten colours - light blue, dark blue, yellow, red, green, orange, black, purple, light brown, dark brown, and white.
They come as group sets to meet the needs or a small team or independent learning, and class sets to meet the needs of a classroom. The group and class sets includes a time saving ideas booklet, packed in a sturdy Gratnells tray for easy and neat storage.
Illustrate fractions. For example, if a stack has two yellow cubes on top and three blue cubes at the bottom, you can ask your students what fraction they’re seeing. (Answer: it’s ⅔).
Student can make a stack of two blue cubes, and make another stack of three yellow cubes. Then, they will learn that two blue cubes represent two ‘units’ of something and that the three yellow cubes represent three ‘units’ of a different thing.
Put a group of cubes in different colours inside a jar, and have the students guess how many colours of each cube are there. This is a good way to exercise their statistical and probability skills.