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Counters by Shape and Theme

Counters come in various shapes. They can be circles, triangles, squares, hexagons or even animals. Browse through our collection of counters, and see which ones catch your fancy.

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GeoStix - Carton of 12
GeoStix - Carton of 12
$298.80 - Save $18.80 Special Price $308.00
$280.00 (ex GST)
Opaque Counters - 19mm, 4 colours (Box of 1000)
Opaque Counters - 19mm, 4 colours (Box of 1000)
$43.89
$39.90 (ex GST)
Fluoro Stackable Counters (6 colours) 38mm
38mm Fluoro Stackable Counters - 6 colours (Jar of 250)
$52.69
$47.90 (ex GST)
Transparent Colour Tiles (500)
Square Colour Tiles - Transparent (Box of 500)
$38.39
$34.90 (ex GST)
50 Counter Activity Cards
50 Counter Activity Cards
$27.00 - Save $12.02 Special Price $16.48
$14.98 (ex GST)
Dr Paul Swan’s Maths Class Kits (Years 1-2)
Dr Paul Swan’s Maths Class Kits (Years 1-2)
$577.50
$525.00 (ex GST)
My Maths Wallet (Years K-2) - Pack of 10
My Maths Wallet (Years K-2) - Pack of 10
$330.00
$300.00 (ex GST)
Rainbow Letters
Rainbow Magnetic Letters - Carton of 12
$198.00
$180.00 (ex GST)
Magnetic Two Colour Counters - Box of 200
Magnetic Two Colour Counters - Box of 200
$38.39
$34.90 (ex GST)
Bear Family Counters - Set of 96
Bear Family Counters - 4 colours (Box of 96)
$40.59
$36.90 (ex GST)
Pentominoes - Plastic (60)
Plastic Pentominoes - 5 colours (Box of 60)
$31.79
$28.90 (ex GST)
Giant Magnetic Pattern Blocks
Giant Magnetic Pattern Blocks
$53.90
$49.00 (ex GST)

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The beauty of counters in various shapes is that they’re versatile. You can use them as simple counters or to illustrate other maths concepts.

For example, if you take two trapezoid shapes and join them together via their longest sides, you can create a hexagon. Likewise, if you take two similar triangles and lay them together via their hypotenuse, you can create a quadrilateral shape

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