Discover numeracy through hands-on play with the Number Rods To Go set—231 colourful rods (1cm to 10cm) that offer a tactile way to grasp number relationships, sequencing, addition, subtraction, fractions and early multiplication concepts.

Each rod is colour-coded and precisely measured to be fully comparable, giving children a visual and physical understanding of number size and relationships. Perfect for classroom use, small group interventions, or at home, the compact carry case keeps everything neat and portable.

With 50 double-sided activity cards and a Dr Paul Swan booklet, the set blends foundational maths with engaging visuals and STEAM creativity. Logical thinking, fine motor control and confidence in number concepts all grow naturally through playful experimentation.

• Build early maths understanding via tangible 1–10 rods.
• Supports number bonds, part–whole relationships and fraction concepts.
• Perfect for SEN-settings, small-group targeted learning, or STEAM exploration.

• 231 colour-coded rods: 10 lengths (1–10 cm), multiples per length
• 50 double-sided activity cards for guided exercises
• Includes Dr Paul Swan booklet with hands-on teaching strategies
• Durable plastic storage case with carry handle (35 x 27 x 4 cm)
• Recommended age: 4 years+; ideal for primary, SEN, or homeschool use
• Box includes: 231 rods, 50 cards, booklet and storage container

FAQs

Q1: What ages are these suitable for?
A1: Ideal for 4 years and up—perfect for KS1 learners, small-group SEN interventions or home use.

Q2: How does the set support fractions?
A2: By comparing rod lengths (e.g., 5cm vs 10cm), children explore fraction concepts like 1/2 in a visual, tactile manner.

Q3: Is it easy to transport?
A3: Yes—the sturdy carry-case with handle makes it ideal for classroom transitions, outreach, tutoring and home learning.

Q4: Are parts easily replaced?
A4: Each rod family contains multiple pieces—loss of one won’t hinder the full set, and replacement parts can be ordered from the manufacturer.

Q5: Are there teaching resources included?
A5: Yes—50 activity cards and a full booklet by Dr Paul Swan guide structured learning activities.