Multilink

To be used in conjunction with Multilink Cubes to demonstrate recurring number patterns, and to help in the teaching and understanding of multiplication tables.

Helps to introduce the ordinal and cardinal aspects of number as well as to assist in the learning of number name and symbols. The self-correcting property allows children to

Ideal for illustrating block diagrams. The freestanding beechwood frame is designed to hold 20mm Multilink® Cubes. Results can be recorded on the wipe-clean inset

This grid tray offers children a multitude of uses, both educational and artistic. Using cubes children can explore concepts such as symmetry, as well as use

Number and Geometry. For use with the Multilink Grid Tray and Cubes, Isos, Prisms and Quadrants. They will help pupils with colour, shape and pattern recognition, counting,

Cubes can be a great way to explore numbers or just a fun building activity to develop motor skills and fire the imagination. This hinged cube has an articulated face that

This compact collection of over 20 board games can be played alone, in pairs, or in groups of 3 or 4 and are suitable for all stages of primary school and beyond,

This expandable Multilink number track can be used in combination with the cubes can explore the relationships between numbers from 1-100. Uses could be counting a up

Here's another great way to use Multilink Cubes in the classroom. Using these number pattern boards, children can learn number bonds up to 10, recognise and associate

Based on an equilateral triangular prism. Most Prisms interlock on 2 square faces, leaving 1 space blank. 1 Prism in every 10 is a Prism Plus which will interlock on each

Expand your Multilink collection and the creativity of your children with this 100 piece quadrant set that will allow different thinking and create more versatility for

The Multilink Teacher's Guide offers a range of ideas and practical activities to help teachers maximise the potential of Multilink as an aid to understanding