The Ultimate Maths Manipulatives Tray is a treasure trove of mathematical resources. This tray comes with dice, counters, and school friendly playing cards (SFCs) that can be easily organised, played with, and packed up, making this a classroom essential.

The tray includes six-sided dotted and ten-sided numbered dice which provide two forms of numbering, and are useful for teaching students the basics of counting, equivalency, probability etc. Each set of dice is perfect for using classroom games and activities to teach foundational math principles.

There are two kinds of counters inside this tray, transparent multicoloured counters and the yellow/red two-colour counters. Both are made of durable plastic which can withstand repeated use, making this an investment for many school years to come. Counters can be incorporated into any mathematics activity and are perfect for learning arithmetic, classifying, and ordering.

The school friendly playing cards allows children to engage in fun mathematical card games. These cards are numbered 0 – 13 and come in 4 suits: green squares, yellow rectangles blue circles and brown triangles. The simplistic design of the cards are visual cues to improve children’s pattern recognition and critical thinking skills. This tray is also sold with traditional playing cards.

This all will come packaged in a light blue tray with an inserted purple base, inside of which are three blue pockets and two green pockets. This is designed for the convenience of the teacher, so that storing, separating, and packing up all the supplies is completely hassle free.

In full this product includes:
8x School Friendly Playing Card (SFC) 
60x Six Sided Dotted Dice - 16mm 
60x Ten Sided Numbered Dice - 16mm
1000x 19mm Transparent Counters (4 colours) 
400x Two Colour Counters 

Organised and packed in:
2x SortEd small sorting tray
3x SortEd medium sorting tray
1x SortEd large sorting tray
1x Shallow Light Blue Gratnells Tray

**Please note that the Ultimate Maths Manipulatives Tray (SFC) can also be found in the Lower Primary Maths Trolley (K- Year 2), Middle Primary Maths Trolley (Year 3-4) and Upper Primary Maths Trolley (Year 5-6).