Number and Place Value

Learn the basics of number and place value with a range of games, toys, kits and sets. From MAB base ten blocks and place value dice to interactive charts, mats and games. Bring some kinetic energy into math activities with the Hip Hoppin’ Hundred Mat and Number Skittles.

Numero® Teacher Tip Cards

Numero® Teacher Tip Cards

$19.95

$18.14 (ex GST)

Numero® Rules Poster

Numero® Rules Poster

$5.01

$4.55 (ex GST)

1-120 Numbered Whiteboard - Pack of 30

1-120 Numbered Whiteboard (Pack of 30)

$75.90

$69.00 (ex GST)

1-120 Numbered A4 Student Whiteboard Class Set - Box of 30

1-120 Numbered A4 Student Whiteboard Class Set - Box of 30

$174.90

$159.00 (ex GST)

1cm Grid Whiteboard - Pack of 30

1cm Gridded A4 Student Whiteboard - Pack of 30

$75.90

$69.00 (ex GST)

Number Lines Book - Dr Paul Swan

Number Lines Book - Dr Paul Swan

$17.60

$16.00 (ex GST)

Student Whiteboard - A4 1cm Gridded (30) wallet of boards and pens

1cm Gridded A4 Student Whiteboard - Wallet of 30 with pens

$126.50

$115.00 (ex GST)

1cm Gridded/Plain A4 Student Whiteboard - Class Set of 30

1cm Gridded/Plain A4 Student Whiteboard - Class Set of 30

$174.90

$159.00 (ex GST)

Student Whiteboard - A4 2cm Gridded (30) wallet of boards and pens

2cm Gridded A4 Student Whiteboard - Wallet of 30 with pens

$126.50

$115.00 (ex GST)

Number Balances Class Set

Number Balances Class Set

$284.90

$259.00 (ex GST)

Number Boards Book - Dr Paul Swan

Number Boards Book - Dr Paul Swan

$34.98

$31.80 (ex GST)

Student Whiteboard - 1-120 Numbered Whiteboard (30) wallet of boards and pens

1-120 Numbered Student Whiteboard - Wallet of 30 with pens

$126.50

$115.00 (ex GST)

Number and place value are foundational maths concepts. Without a solid grounding in these two, students will struggle with higher-level maths lessons.

Our number and place value resources illustrate foundational maths concepts in a way young children can understand. They will learn that, for example, the ‘6’ in ‘560’ indicates ‘60’ or ‘six tens’; on the other hand, the ‘6’ in ‘6,000’ indicates ‘six thousands’.

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