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Numicon builds a deep understanding of maths through a multi-sensory approach, developing children's fluency, reasoning and problem-solving. Apparatus, such as Numicon Shapes, dice or Cuisenaire rods, provide structured images to enrich number understanding. The Numicon One to One Starter Apparatus Pack B provides the core apparatus you need need for one-to-one teaching of children at ages 7 to 9. The apparatus in this pack can be used for Number, Pattern and Calculating and Geometry, Measurement and Statistics activities. This pack includes: - 1 Box of 80 Numicon Shapes - 1 Numicon Coloured Pegs (80) - 1 Numicon Feely Bag - 2 Numicon Spinner - 1 Numicon 10s Number Line - 1 Numicon 1-100 Card Number Track - 1 Numicon 0-100 Numeral Cards - 1 Numicon 0-100 cm Number Line - set of 3 - 1 Numicon 1-100 cm Number Rod Track - 1 Numicon Large Format Table Top Number Line - 1 Numicon 10-Shapes (10) - 1 number rods - Small Set - 1 Numicon 1-Shapes (20) - 1 Numicon Coloured Counters (200) - 1 Numicon Baseboard Laminates - set of 3 - 1 Numicon 0-41 Number Rod Number Line - 1 Numicon 0-1001 Number Line
This pack addresses the pedagogical requirement for a structured, multi-sensory toolkit to facilitate one-to-one mathematics instruction for children aged 7 to 9. The Oxford-developed Numicon system relies on the premise that physical manipulation of shapes and number lines reinforces abstract mathematical concepts. By providing a comprehensive set of tactile tools, the pack enables educators to implement a consistent framework for teaching arithmetic, geometry, and statistical reasoning.
What You Will Find
Educators and curriculum specialists frequently identify the Numicon system as a standard resource for developing mathematical fluency in primary education. Experts highlight the clinical utility of this apparatus in bridging the gap between concrete physical objects and abstract numerical symbols.
Page Count:
1
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198389299
ISBN-13:
9780198389293
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