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Digital Math Manipulatives in Numbers

 After attending the Visualize Mathematics Apple Professional Learning Live event, I was inspired to create a template of ready to use digital math manipulatives in Numbers. This resource includes base ten blocks, a hundreds chart, fraction bars, a ten frame with counters, money pieces, a blank number line, and shapes. This template can be shared with students to use for various math concepts. Students can even copy and paste these manipulatives into Keynote, Pages, etc. I hope you find it useful! Additionally, if you have any other ideas of manipulatives I could add to the resource, please let me know!

 

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5 replies

October 26, 2023

This is great! Thanks for sharing Kelsey!

October 27, 2023

Great resource thank you


October 27, 2023

Kelsey, this is so great! Thank you for being a part of the session and bringing a big "yes and" to some of these ideas. Finding flexible spaces to express ideas visually opens lots of doors. Thanks for sharing this!

October 27, 2023

Thank you for sharing this Kelsey! This is a wonderful resource that will be used by so many primary schools.

October 27, 2023

Thank you for sharing. I love when inspiration strikes, there is always great things that come out of it.

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