Wooden Cubes
The non-interlocking wooden cubes are referred to the MAB units (ones).
MAB is a familiar base ten system, the structure of which lends itself primarily to teaching place value, but its applications are far reaching.
The non-interlocking wooden cubes are referred to the MAB units (ones).
MAB is a familiar base ten system, the structure of which lends itself primarily to teaching place value, but its applications are far reaching.
MAB units can also easily be applied to teach addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, number sense, and counting. When used in conjunction with MAB longs, flats and cubes, these MAB units are a key component of engaging base ten block assessments.
Use the wooden MAB with our high-quality plastic Place Value Frame which features three compartments, perfectly sized to fit the units, longs, and flats. All three compartments have built-in number dials in the front with numbers ranging from 0-9.
For ideas to make most of the MAB, check out Dr Paul Swan's Base Ten Blocks book. The book is packed with hands-on ideas to illustrate place value, decimals, fractions, percentages and more.