Student Essentials

Find your essential maths equipment including flexible rulers, 180 and 360 degree protractors, self-centring compasses and whiteboard markers. Store them in our colourful drawstring bags. Jot down essential notes on our handy A3 and A4 sized student whiteboards.

Maths Terms and Tables Book - Dr Paul Swan

Maths Terms and Tables Book - Dr Paul Swan

$21.89

$19.90 (ex GST)

Dice - Multipack (150 pieces)

Dice - Multipack (150 pieces)

$79.75

$72.50 (ex GST)

Compass - Self Centring (Box of 30)

Self Centring Compass - Box of 30

$93.50

$85.00 (ex GST)

TickiT Desk Calculators Class Set

TickiT Desk Calculators Class Set

$401.50

$365.00 (ex GST)

Whiteboard Marker - Medium Tip Pens Assorted Colours

Show-Me Medium Tip Whiteboard Markers - Assorted Colours (Pack of 4)

$6.49

$5.90 (ex GST)

TickiT Desk Calculator

TickiT Desk Calculator

$14.19

$12.90 (ex GST)

180 Degree Protractor - Class set of 30

180° Protractor Class Set - Solid Design (Box of 30)

$29.70

$27.00 (ex GST)

Basic Number Facts Blitz - Tables (Set of 10)

Basic Number Facts Blitz - Tables (Set of 10)

$119.90

$109.00 (ex GST)

Protractor - 360 Degree - Boxed Class Set of 30

360° Protractors - Solid Design (Box of 30)

$64.90

$59.00 (ex GST)

Dr Paul Swan's Probability Pack - Class Set

Dr Paul Swan's Probability Pack - Class Set

$275.00

$250.00 (ex GST)

A4 Double-Sided Magnetic Student Whiteboard

A4 Double-Sided Magnetic Student Whiteboard

$13.75

$12.50 (ex GST)

A4 Double-Sided Magnetic Student Whiteboard - Set of 10

A4 Double-Sided Magnetic Student Whiteboard - Set of 10

$108.90

$99.00 (ex GST)

Want your students to be 100% ready for their maths lessons all the time, every time? Make sure they have all the basics!

For geometry classes (especially the lessons concerning angles), protractors are a must. Likewise, magnetic whiteboards provide a versatile writing surface for your students to express themselves mathematically. Finally, drawstring bags keep all of these essentials in one place.

Activity Ideas:

Angle that angle. Using their protractors, students must illustrate angles based on the ones you call out in class (30 degrees, 90 degrees, 180 degrees and so on).
Guess that maths term. Describe a maths term based on Dr. Paul Swan’s ‘Maths terms and tables’, and ask the students to guess what you’re referring to.
Word association games. You can facilitate these with the magnetic student whiteboards.

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