
Make Place Value Click
Kids can see, touch, and build ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. Color-coded blocks turn tricky math ideas into hands-on understanding.
Hands-on math, happy learning moments—and practical support for parents and teachers.

Kids can see, touch, and build ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. Color-coded blocks turn tricky math ideas into hands-on understanding.

Sturdy plastic pieces are easy for little hands to handle and ready for practice again and again—at home, in tutoring, or in the classroom.

100 ones, 10 tens, 10 hundreds, 1 thousand cube, plus activity mat, cards, dice, and marker—giving kids more ways to explore and practice.

The included activity guide helps you start fast with simple, meaningful math ideas—so practice feels easier, smoother, and more rewarding.
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Made to meet recognized safety standards for classroom and home use.

Independently tested for quality, durability, and safe everyday learning.

Try it for 60 days. If you’re not happy, contact us for your money back.
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Hands-on understanding, firm plastic pieces and helpful activity ideas—benefits highlighted in customer feedback.
Best choice for K-3 place valueLess prep. Less confusion. More "get it!" moments.
When children can see, touch, and build numbers, place value becomes easier to explain and remember.
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Base ten blocks make place value visible and touchable.
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) - Principles & Standards for School Mathematics
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Children can combine and regroup pieces to see how numbers work.
Learning and Teaching Through Multiple Intelligences, 3rd Ed. (Armstrong, 2009)
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Physical blocks help connect written numbers with quantities.
Journal of Educational Psychology, 2014 - 'Concrete Manipulatives Improve Learning Outcomes'
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Building a number gives learners a way to explain each step.
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 - 'Manipulatives Reduce Math Anxiety and Improve Achievement'
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Color and touch give children multiple ways to understand math.
2011 - 'The Effectiveness of Manipulatives for Students with Disabilities'
Hands-on models can help learners connect concrete actions with pictures, language, and symbols.
Ideas for Hands-On Learning
Start with a simple plastic base ten model and ask your child to describe what they see.
Let children move the pieces and explain the change in their own words.
Connect the hands-on model to a drawing and then to a written number sentence.
Revisit the same idea with a new example to build confidence.
Practical answers about your plastic base ten set—from what’s included and how to use it to age range, durability and learning value.
Yes. The color-coded blocks let kids build numbers they can see and touch—from ones to thousands. That makes place value, regrouping, addition and subtraction easier to connect to written math.
They’re durable plastic, designed for repeated hands-on use at home, in tutoring and in the classroom. The pieces are easy to wipe clean and sturdy enough for everyday practice.
Yes. You get the full progression: 100 ones, 10 tens rods, 10 hundreds flats and 1 thousand cube—plus a place value mat, 3 dice, 15 activity cards and a dry erase marker.
Yes. The 141-piece set includes the manipulatives plus guided activity tools, so you can move from opening the box to meaningful practice without having to create lessons from scratch.
It’s designed for ages 5+ and works especially well for K–3 place value and number sense. Use simpler number-building activities first, then progress to regrouping and arithmetic as confidence grows.
Yes. Families and educators can use the same set for counting, comparing numbers, addition, subtraction, regrouping and number sense—so it keeps being useful as skills develop.
Yes. The set works for homeschool, homework, tutoring, math centers, small groups and one-to-one teaching. The complete piece count and included activities make it easy to adapt to different settings.
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