Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Unifix(R) 1-10 Stair

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$7.01 $10.95 In stock

Category: Counting

Grades K - 3. The Unifix® 1-10 stair consists of ten joined vertical grooves in which joined rods of Unifix® Cubes are placed to match the values printed at the top of each groove. Cubes placed in the grooves demonstrate each number as a grouping of ones. Ideal for reinforcing and teaching number, ordering and sequencing. The stair is made of durable plastic and measures 8.5" x 8.875". Cubes are not included.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

The vertical grooves make it so easy for my kindergartener to self-check his work, which saves me from hovering. He loves snapping the cubes in and out until each column matches the number printed above.

Aurora J. ★★★★★

My first graders finally get the concept of tens and ones because they can physically snap cubes into the stair and see the numbers at the top. It's so sturdy that even the roughest kids haven't broken it.

Eva ★★★★☆

My kids can actually see how each number stacks up next to the printed value at the top, which makes counting feel less abstract. The rods slide into the grooves snugly enough that they don't fall out mid-lesson, though I wish the stair itself were a bit more sturdy. It's a solid visual helper for k