Learning Advantage® Subitizing Dice - Set of 6
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Train students to quickly identify the number of items in a small set without counting with this set of 3 red and 3 blue ten-sided dice. 20mm subitizing dice depicts number patterns zero to nine. Perceptual subitizing is quickly recognizing the cardinality of small groups without counting. Perceptual subitizing progresses into conceptual subitizing, where quantities of larger groups are determined by quickly subitizing and combining smaller groups (i.e. 3 groups of five items for the number 15, or 2 groups of 10 for the number 20). Conceptual subitizing progresses into supporting more advanced methods for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
- ROLL OUT THE NUMBER SKILLS – Put down the flashcards! Try this set of 10-sided, dot dice next time you practice number concepts with youngsters. Each set contains 3 red dice and 3 blue dice.
- THREE FOURS MAKE TWELVE – Use this dice set to train kids to quickly recognize the cardinality of small groups without counting. Watch their subitizing skills grow!
- USE AT HOME OR IN THE CLASSROOM -- Use these D10 dice during lessons in school or at home during family game night. Roll them out to practice number skills or play Dungeons and Dragons!
- TWO COLORS FOR GROUPING – With two distinct colors, use these D10 dice to quickly distinguish and add small groups of numbers.
- PLAY EDUCATIONAL GAMES -- Use these manipulatives for a variety of number games like Going to Boston, Over the Mountain and more! Watch kids build toward future academic achievement with play.
- CREATE YOUR OWN MATH LESSONS -- Organize hands-on probability activities, practice less than, greater than, addition, subtraction and more!
Train students to quickly identify the number of items in a small set without counting with this set of 3 red and 3 blue ten-sided dice. 20mm subitizing dice depicts number patterns zero to nine. Perceptual subitizing is quickly recognizing the cardinality of small groups without counting. Perceptual subitizing progresses into conceptual subitizing, where quantities of larger groups are determined by quickly subitizing and combining smaller groups (i.e. 3 groups of five items for the number 15, or 2 groups of 10 for the number 20). Conceptual subitizing progresses into supporting more advanced methods for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.