Bought these for my son who started school in September and they are using numicon in their maths lessons.

The pack provides step-by-step activities and practice, with planning support and assessment opportunities, alongside advice on how best to implement Numicon in your school.

The Numicon maths system is generally used for teaching children between the ages of 4 and 7, however, older children with SEN or older students struggling with grasping maths concepts can also use it. Delivered Direct From Our Supplier Tooltip This product is delivered to you directly from our supplier. Each Numicon Teaching Resource Handbook activity includes a list of the concrete resources used to support learning. The box of Numicon Shapes 1-10 is designed for teachers and parents of children in Key Stage 1 (age 5–7) and allows each child to have a set of shapes to lay out in front of them and use to respond to questions in class teaching, or when doing Numicon activities at home.

Numicon® builds a deep understanding of maths through an active, multi-sensory approach using structured imagery such as Numicon® Shapes and number rods.

The single box of Numicon Shapes 1-10 is designed for teachers and parents of children aged 3 and above to allow a child to have a set of shapes to lay out in front of them and use to respond to questions in class teaching, or when doing Numicon activities at home. From workbooks to teaching handbooks, apparatus packs and more, the programme can be used flexibly alongside any resources.

The other half of the resource contains a structure that your children can use to sequence the Numicons. The box of Numicon Shapes 1-10 is designed for teachers and parents of children in Key Stage 1 and allow each child to have a set of shapes to lay out in front of them and use to respond to questions in class teaching, or when doing Numicon activities at home. There are many ways you can incorporate numicon into daily maths lessons to create engaging and multi-sensory learning experiences. This resource can be used in the school corridor as a way of getting children to think about and interact with maths outside of the classroom and to let children get a sense of how big 1000 is. And, all our worksheets, presentations and exercises have been designed by our team of qualified teachers, so you can rest assured that whatever you select will make a great addition to your teaching of the syllabus.

Our range of numicon resources includes Numicon Shapes, number lines, numicon tiles and baseboard overlays. Finally, our range of numicon baseboard sets helps to facilitate a wide range of maths skills including counting and problem-solving. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Box of Numicon Shapes 1-10, This product provides a box of Numicon Shapes designed for individual use for one student in a classroom setting.

They say it's great for number representation, helping children to count, and a great visual number tool. Each Numicon Teaching Resource Handbook activity includes a list of the concrete resources used to support learning. Activities can include matching shapes to numeral cards, creating number lines or filling the shapes with pegs. This kit provides all you need to give your child’s early maths learning the right start, with carefully designed activities and games you will enjoy doing together.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Contains: 2 Baseboards, a box of 80 Shapes, 10 extra 10-shapes, 20 extra Numicon 1-shapes, 80 Coloured Pegs, a small set of Number Rods, a 10s Number Line and a 1-100cm Number Rod Track. Numicon at Home is available to help you support your child with the maths they learn in school, succeed and enjoy it. From EYFS right through to KS1 and beyond, this multi-sensory resource is the perfect tool for developing children's early maths skills, and counting abilities and introducing them to a new way of learning.