Plastic blocks are designed with no sharp edges or corners and are great for small hands.

A versatile and educational tool designed to support young learners in understanding numerical concepts and developing number sense up to 100.

A versatile and educational tool designed to support young learners in understanding numerical concepts and developing number sense.

These math manipulatives are "beary" fun for little ones with bright colors and cute cub shapes. Ideal for early childhood math lessons.

Shape up early childhood learning with this fun set of triangle, circle, and square manipulatives.

Childcraft Linking Cubes for Math lessons is a fantastic way to develop skills in counting, sorting, patterning, and place value!

Enhance your elementary school classroom or childcare center with these entertaining (and educational) geometric blocks.

Sort small pieces in these convenient colorful bowls made of easy-clean plastic.

Make math fun and more relatable with interactive and hands-on examples using wood pattern blocks to demonstrate symmetry, fractions and more!

Bear family counters make math feel like play for ages 3 and up.

Playing money adds endless learning value and fun to your classroom or home.

Bear family counters make math feel like play for ages 3 and up.

Tangrams are a great way for visual learners to explore beginning geometric patterns.

Turn geometry into a fun and interactive activity with this double sided geo board and rubber band set.

Make math a hands-on and fun experience with animal-themed manipulatives!

Teach shapes, sorting, patterns, size and counting with this math blocks set.

Build up critical and creative thinking skills with colorful attribute blocks.

Build up critical and creative thinking skills with blocks in different shapes, sizes, thicknesses, and colors.

These Bar Graph and Ten Frame Graphic Organizers are for students of various ages and educational levels. From elementary to high school, these organizers provide a flexible tool that can be adapted to different grade levels and curriculum requirements.

With our 100 Square Graphic Organizers, learners can enhance their numerical reasoning, develop problem-solving strategies, and strengthen their mathematical foundations.

Including animals. insects and foods, these fun-shaped counters can be used as game pieces or math manipulatives.

Plastic blocks are designed with no sharp edges or corners and are great for small hands.

Cute, colorful ladybug designs inspire a love of early learning about numbers! Perfect at-home learning activity to keep young minds sharp!

Designed to be used with our Honey Bee Number Stones, these engaging activity cards provide an exciting way to teach early number skills.

Develop fine motor skills, sort and classify, create designs, develop measurement concepts, make patterns, create sequences and build stacks with these manipulatives.

These card program sets will help students identify 48 common words, as well as correctly pronounce and read them.

Early learners will love studying math basics with the help of these School Smart Bear Counters.

These fun, colorful visual aids will help get young learners excited to learn.

Build up little ones' critical and creative thinking skills with colorful blocks.

Build up those Math and Engineering skills with these assorted shape and colored wooden blocks. Use for making geometric pictures, learning basics of math and geometry, and beyond.

Turn geometry into a fun and interactive activity with this double sided geo board and rubber band set.

Colorful counting bears will make math feel like fun.

Build up critical and creative thinking skills with blocks in different shapes, sizes, thicknesses, and colors.

Unifix Cube is excellent for teaching counting, sorting, patterning and more.

Perfect for teaching beginning geometry and algebra skills.

Make learning to count fun and easy with these Edx Teddy Bear Manipulatives.

Perfect as a desk reference to help to reinforce counting and number recognition skills.

Easy-linking cubes in 10 colors provide a concrete way for children to explore a wide variety of early math concepts.