Quick Answer: Unit Cubes in 10 colours each represent a single unit, giving children something to handle while they learn patterns, sorting, counting, number operations and measurement.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Cubes in 10 colours
Each cube represents one unit
For patterns, sorting, counting, numbers, number operations and measurement
About This Product
Because each cube stands for one unit, children can count and group real objects before moving to written numbers. The range of colours makes it simple to build repeating patterns or sort cubes into sets, and the same cubes support early work on number operations and measurement in the maths lab. School Educational Instrument can ship the Unit Cubes to Venezuela, Guyana, Zambia, Slovenia, Montenegro and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.