Educational Game "Tens friends", 80 pcs.
- Order number: 94923
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- educational game with lots of fun for the number range up to 10
- practise breaking down numbers and finding number bonds to ten
- as a partner or group game, in class or during free time
- Detailed product description
Number bonds to ten play a key role in both addition and subtraction tasks in primary school. The "Tens friends" dice game is a fun way to practise this in pairs or in a group. The aim of the game is to group the dotted dice to make ten and swap them for a tens bar.
The tens can of course be put together in different ways, so the children have to juggle with the numbers to get as many tens as possible (for example: 6+4, 5+3+2, 4+3+2+1 etc.).
The numbered dice (only 10 dice have the "correct" dots and 20 dice only feature the numbers one to three) mean that the tens are put together differently.
The 30 wooden dice can be labelled or glued with your own dots. Alternatively, numbers can also be used if this is necessary for the children's learning level.
With teacher handout.
- educational game with lots of fun for the number range up to 10
- practise breaking down numbers and finding number bonds to ten
- as a partner or group game, in class or during free time
Dice dimensions: approx. 60 x 60 mm
Tens bar dimensions: approx. 1 x 1 x 10 cm
Contents:
- 50 RE-Wood tens bars
- 10 blank wooden cubes for labelling with dots 1-6
- 20 blank wooden cubes for labelling with dots 1-3
- A6 cardboard box for storage

RE-Wood®
This product is made in Germany from sustainable, environmentally friendly RE-Wood®. This consists of scrap wood from German production and a binding agent (in a ratio of 80 to 20) and is therefore produced in a sustainable way. It is 100% recyclable, PEFC-certified and non-toxic. This ensures a responsible and effective approach to recycling.
Items made from RE-Wood® are sturdy, lightweight and extremely safe to use.

Teaching materials
Product information
This product is designed for teaching and education purposes only under the supervision of an adult (for example, a teacher/trainer).