Linking Cubes – Set of 100 provide a versatile hands-on maths resource for exploring counting, number operations, patterning, measurement and spatial concepts. Each 2 cm cube connects easily with other cubes, allowing students to create number models, sequences and three-dimensional constructions while developing mathematical understanding through tactile learning. Supplied in 10 bright colours, the cubes can also be sorted and grouped for colour-based activities, patterns and number investigations. Durable plastic construction makes them suitable for regular classroom use, while the included storage bag keeps the set organised between activities. Applications and Use • Practise counting and number recognition using individual cubes and connected groups. • Model addition and subtraction by joining and separating groups of cubes. • Create repeating patterns and sequences using the 10 different colours. • Build three-dimensional models to explore volume and spatial relationships. • Investigate surface area using connected cube constructions. • Sort, classify and group cubes according to colour and quantity. • Use for maths rotations, hands-on numeracy activities and open-ended construction play. Features • Includes 100 linking cubes for individual, small-group and classroom activities. • Cubes connect easily to support hands-on mathematical modelling and construction. • Ten bright colours provide opportunities for sorting, patterning and grouping activities. • Tactile manipulation supports fine motor coordination while students explore maths concepts. • Suitable for exploring number operations, measurement, volume and spatial relationships. • Durable plastic construction is suitable for regular classroom use. • Supplied in a convenient storage bag for easy organisation. Specifications • Quantity: 100 linking cubes • Cube Size: 2 cm • Colours: 10 bright colours • Material: Durable plastic • Storage: Supplied in a storage bag • Recommended Use: Counting, addition, subtraction, patterning, sequencing, volume, surface area and construction activities