A set of paper maths manipulatives to create individual student tool kits for your classroom.
Are you looking to implement student tool kits in your mathematics classroom? Then this pack is for you!
Print out the resources on thick cardboard for added durability. Cut them out, then distribute them in resealable bags for students to use throughout the school year. Students can use them during in-class maths activities or can take them home to assist with home learning tasks.
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