Place Value Dominoes provide a hands-on way for students to explore place value and develop an understanding of number structure and the base-10 system. The set includes 28 thick plastic dominoes featuring numbers and corresponding place value representations, encouraging students to identify relationships between numbers and their values through interactive matching activities. Designed for children aged 5 years and over, the dominoes can be used to explore ones, tens and hundreds, build numbers and connect standard and expanded representations. Suitable for individual, paired and small-group activities, the set is supplied in a collector’s tin for convenient classroom storage.
Applications and Use
• Match numbers with their corresponding place value representations.
• Explore ones, tens and hundreds to develop understanding of number structure.
• Investigate the base-10 system through hands-on matching activities.
• Build numbers and represent them in expanded form, such as 54 as 50 + 4.
• Create number sentences that connect place value concepts with addition.
• Use in pairs or small groups for place value matching games and challenges.
• Incorporate into maths rotations, numeracy centres and independent practice.
Features
• Includes 28 dominoes illustrating place value concepts.
• Numbers are paired with corresponding value representations for visual matching activities.
• Domino-style gameplay provides an interactive approach to understanding place value.
• Thick plastic construction is suitable for repeated classroom use.
• Hands-on format helps make abstract place value concepts more concrete and accessible.
• Supports understanding of number structure and the base-10 system.
• Supplied in a collector’s tin for convenient classroom storage.
Specifications
• Set Includes: 28 dominoes in a collector’s tin
• Material: Thick, durable plastic
• Content: Numbers and corresponding place value representations
• Recommended Age: 5+ years (Choking hazard - small parts! Not for children under 3 years).
• Recommended Use: Place value, number structure, base-10 concepts, expanded notation and numeracy games
