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Maths Model
2D Shape

This colorful 2D Shape Matching Puzzle Board is designed to introduce young learners to basic geometric shapes in a fun and interactive way. The set includes a bright yellow board with cut-outs for shapes like circle, triangle, square, rectangle, pentagon, and hexagon, along with matching solid shape pieces in vibrant colors. Children develop shape recognition, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills by fitting each piece into its correct slot. Perfect for hands-on exploration at home or in the classroom, this engaging puzzle helps build confidence and a strong foundation in early math concepts.
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3D Paper Nets

This educational tool uses foldable nets to build 3D shapes, helping children make the vital connection between 2D representations and their corresponding 3D forms. By physically folding nets into shapes, learners gain hands-on experience that deepens their understanding of spatial relationships, geometry, and surface area. This activity also provides an intuitive foundation for deriving surface area formulas of various solid figures, making abstract concepts more accessible and engaging.
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a+b Whole Square – a-b Whole Square Equals 4ab

This educational resource helps students derive, investigate, and generalize the algebraic identity (a+b)2−(a−b)2=4ab(a + b)^2 – (a – b)^2 = 4ab(a+b)2−(a−b)2=4ab. It provides a hands-on and visual approach to exploring the difference of squares and its connection to multiplication. The tool can be easily demonstrated on a magnetic board, making it ideal for interactive classroom teaching and deepening students’ understanding of algebraic identities. (a + b)2 − (a − b)2 = 4ab.
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a+b+c Whole Square (a+b+c)2

This educational tool helps students derive, investigate, and generalize the algebraic identity (a+b+c)2(a + b + c)^2(a+b+c)2. It provides a hands-on and visual approach to understanding the expansion and relationships within the expression. The resource can be easily demonstrated on a magnetic board, making it ideal for classroom use and interactive learning.
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Angle Property of Cyclic Quadrilateral

This foam manipulative is designed for individual or small group use to explore the important property of cyclic quadrilaterals—that their opposite angles are supplementary (sum up to 180°). By physically manipulating the model, students can observe and verify this geometric theorem in a tactile, engaging way. This resource supports active learning and helps deepen understanding of circle geometry and angle relationships.
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Angle Sum Property of Quadrilateral

This resource includes a quadrilateral model with cut-outs of its interior angles, designed to help children explore the angle sum property of quadrilaterals. Using this tool, learners can investigate and verify that the sum of the interior angles of any quadrilateral is 360°. The resource is also suitable for demonstrations on a magnetic board, making it ideal for interactive classroom learning and hands-on exploration.
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Angle Sum Property of Triangle

This resource includes a triangle model with cut-outs of its interior angles, designed to help children explore fundamental properties of triangles. Using this tool, learners can investigate the angle sum property of a triangle—that the sum of the interior angles is always 180°. It also allows exploration of the relationship between interior and exterior angles. The resource can be easily demonstrated on a magnetic board, making it ideal for interactive classroom lessons and hands-on learning.
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Attribute Blocks

Each set of Attribute Blocks includes a variety of shapes in distinct colors, sizes, and thicknesses, giving children a powerful tool to sort, classify, and compare based on multiple attributes — including color, shape, size (big/small), and thickness (thick/thin). This versatile manipulative supports hands-on learning while promoting early pre-number sense, logical thinking, and essential math vocabulary. Engaging children in sorting and classification activities builds a strong foundation for later math skills in a playful and interactive way.
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Co-ordinate Board Maths Model

This board game makes learning coordinate geometry fun and engaging. Designed for classroom use, it helps students practice plotting and naming points across all four quadrants of a coordinate plane. The game includes a coordinate grid board, colorful counters, and dice, allowing learners to explore and reinforce their understanding of coordinate points through interactive play. This hands-on approach encourages active participation and builds confidence in working with coordinates.
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Construction of Parabola

This plastic triangular plate features equally marked division slots along its edges, designed to be joined together using rubber bands. By connecting the plates at these marked divisions, learners can construct a parabola shape, providing a hands-on way to explore the geometric properties of parabolic curves. This tool helps students visualize the formation of parabolas through simple constructions, enhancing their understanding of conic sections and curve generation in a tactile and engaging manner.
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Counting Abacus (Wooden)

This simple wooden frame abacus is designed with 10 wires, where each wire contains beads in ascending order—starting with 1 bead on the 1st wire up to 10 beads on the 10th wire. It is an excellent resource for developing early math skills, helping children learn to count up to 10, compare and order small numbers, and practice basic addition and subtraction. With its clear and structured layout, this abacus offers a hands-on, visual approach to learning foundational number concepts.
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Data Collection Board

This hands-on learning tool helps students quickly develop and understand how to create and interpret bar graphs. Used together with 1.5 cm interlocking cubes, the wooden data collection board provides a practical way to collect, organize, and visualize data. The board features a write-on/wipe-off surface, allowing students to label the x-axis, y-axis, and add a title to their graphs. It’s ideal for introducing graphing skills, data analysis, and math concepts in an interactive and engaging way.