0-20 Manipulatives Posters (Regular)

Transform the way your students perceive and interact with numbers through our Numbers 0-20 Manipulatives Posters. These posters, elegantly designed with an Arabic Buildings-Inspired background, merge essential math concepts with an aesthetic inspired by the captivating architecture of the Middle East.

Each poster in this set showcases a number from 0 to 20, written in a clear, learner-friendly font as a digit and in word form. This dual representation enhances numerical literacy and vocabulary while promoting the connection between numerical and linguistic cognition.

But the learning doesn’t stop there. Every poster also depicts how each number is represented using an array of manipulatives. From fingers, Base 10 blocks, Numicon, and dominoes to dice, Rekenrek beads, and tens frames, these visual representations provide a comprehensive approach to understanding the concept of numbers. This multifaceted display assists in cementing number sense in students, fostering a deeper comprehension and an ability to recognize numbers in different contexts and formats.

Set against an enchanting Arabic Buildings-inspired background, these posters transform every math lesson into a visually stimulating experience. They infuse a multicultural element into learning, fostering a broader global awareness among students. These posters are not just educational tools; they are a pathway to cultural appreciation and inclusive learning environments.

Our Numbers 0-20 Manipulatives Posters are versatile, adaptable, and highly interactive. They can be used for individual reference, group activities, or as an engaging classroom display. These posters are a valuable addition to any educational setting, promoting robust numerical understanding while embracing cultural diversity.

Invest in these beautifully crafted, highly informative posters today. Let your students embark on a fascinating journey of number exploration, enriched by the mesmerizing appeal of Arabic architecture. Because in your classroom, learning is not just about numbers, it’s about understanding the world.