Primary Mathematics Resources Box
Submitted by Gwyn McCormack on Jun 08, 2015
List of Early Years / Primary Mathematics Resources
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100 squares either in enlarged print or overlaid in braille - adapt/make your own using velcro strips
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A range of number lines and cards in enlarged print or overlaid in braille - make and adapt own
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Flip-chart number lines for single recognition - enlarged or braille (alternative to number fan for young braille users)
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An individual number fan for the pupil – if child is partially sighted, matt ones are better than glossy.
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Large print number fan for class teacher (if child is partially sighted)
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Large learning clock (add tactile markings – adapt)
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A4 whiteboard
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Large print rulers – Early Stage Ruler
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Braille watch
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Timer with speech access
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Tactile dice
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Set of 3D shapes
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Set of 2D felt shapes
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Wikki Stix – RNIB or Hobbycraft http://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/
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Bumpons - in a range of sizes, colours and shapes (eg square and circle). Great for points on maps, marking places on diagrams etc.
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Geometry mat and embossing film, spur wheels (Amazon- Type in Overstitch-Leather-Perforating Roulette)
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Tactile rulers and protractors and metre stick, tape measure with Braille measurements
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Large display calculator and calculator with speech
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Cubarithm - ideal for showing an immediate demonstration of computation layout to a braillist -
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Abacus
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Scarf Hanger (£4.50)
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Lazy Sue (£5.50)
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Collection of square, rectangular trays
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Mouse mats for fraction activity
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Green circular mats for Maths activities
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Laptop tray – turned upside down to make work station
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Red chopping board (used for sorting activity) (2 x £1.00)
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Large black A3 clip board
Amazon www.amazon.co.uk
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Animal models – Schleich (Amazon)
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Shells – Amazon
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Abacus beads – Amazon
B&Q www.diy.com
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Tape used for dividing sections on chopping boards, (bath sealant edging – sticky back from B&Q)
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Shelving for supermarket from B&Q £20.00 for four shelves
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Tile number square – floor tile – B&Q
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Large containers (supermarket) empty protein builder product – health food shop
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Small boxes various shapes – Wedding favour boxes www.partydelights.co.uk
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Hello Kitty and Tea Set – B&M Bargains
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Real coins
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A range of beads in different shapes: snap beads, threading beads
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Concrete counting resources such as Multilink
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A set of Lego
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Sand, food colouring, water and a range of clear bottles/containers for showing capacity
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Large squared exercise books (Partially Sighted Society Doncaster)
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Sorting trays – different shaped counters, beads, bricks – Pound Shop
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Elastic bands
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Gripping stuff (Sticky memo strip or memo board, good to put on tray or on surface to stop activity moving around) www.grippingstuff.com
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Fun animal buzzers – Learning Resources. http://www.learningresources.co.uk/
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Foam board used for number lines and tray interchangeable bases – Hobbycraft
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Thick straws with pumpkins – Hobbycraft (Hallowen time)
There are more shared ideas at https://www.positiveeye.co.uk/