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A colorful update to traditional pattern blocks, these tiles invite endless exploration through building, tessellating, and designing. We use them throughout our programs, often with custom MathHappens frames that create even more ways to play.
Looking for the frames? Check out our Maker Library.
Geometiles invite builders to explore geometry in three dimensions. The different polygons can be combined to create structures, investigate angles, and develop spatial reasoning through hands-on play.
A daily puzzle that invites players to use logic, strategy, and perseverance. We love having puzzles like these available for people who want to sit down, take their time, and work through a challenge. A big thank you to our friends at Dragonfjord who graciously allow us to use their design in our public programming!
A simple tool with lots of mathematical possibilities. Balance scales make ideas about weight, equality, number relationships, and algebraic thinking something you can see and explore with your hands.
These large, soft blocks make Scott Kim's geometric puzzles accessible as a hands-on, whole-body experience. Their size and durability make them especially fun for collaborative play in public spaces.
A deceptively simple puzzle that invites players to arrange pieces, look for patterns, and experiment with different possibilities. It's a great example of how a hands-on challenge can lead to rich mathematical thinking.
Designed and manufactured by us, Bubble Tiles are a set of curved geometric tiles inspired by a pattern from Japanese artist Hokusai. Bubble Tiles are currently not for sale.
However, if you are part of a museum, science center, math club, math festival, or other outreach program in the United States and think a set of Bubble Tiles will support your mission - tell us a bit about your context and we’ll follow up.
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