We have features on the use of key manipulatives (be sure to take a look at Jenni Back's article on use of manipulatives: Manipulatives in the Primary Classroom):




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Playing with dice
New term, new classes? Playing with dice can tell you a lot about how your new pupils think.

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Intriguing interactivities
This feature for primary teachers brings together tasks with interactivities to stimulate learners' curiosity.

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Cuisenaire
The tasks in this feature use Cuisenaire rods to help learners visualise and explore the links to be made between proportionality, equivalence, comparison, difference and pattern.