Cubes can be used to teach a wide range of mathematical topics - the possibilities are endless!
The interlocking cubes can be readily clipped together, so children can construct objects to illustrate volume, perimeter, and area, as well as create joined patterns or fraction representations.
The non-interlocking cubes can be used to teach topics such as operations, fractions, counting, sorting, probability, patterns and sequences, geometry, graphing, data, and more.
Our 1cm and 2cm interlocking plastic cubes come in ten (blue, yellow, red, green, orange, black, purple, brown, light green and white) as well as four (red, yellow, green, and blue) colours.
Cubes are easy to connect, fun to play with, and are ideal for teaching students’ fundamental mathematics concepts. This includes counting, sorting, patterns, addition, subtraction, multiplication, graphing and more!
The non-interlocking cubes come as plastic and wooden cubes.
The 1cm non-interlocking wooden and plastic cubes are our MAB units. MAB is a familiar base ten system, the structure of which lends itself primarily to teaching place value, but its applications are far reaching. Single 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.
The 2cm non-interlocking plastic cubes come in four colours (red, yellow, green, and blue) and they can be used in all sorts of activities to address the topics you need. Incorporate into random chance and probability experiments, assign place value units to the different colours, or simply practise counting and patterns, the possibilities are endless!