Magnetic Polydron Mathematics Set

The magnetic connections mean that this resource is really easy to put together and pull apart again. Leaners can start with simple 2D shapes and 2D tessellations and nets before moving onto more complicated 3D shapes. Make shapes such as a tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, icosahedron and dodecahedron to help learn platonic solids. You can also make a wide variety of different prisms, anti-prisms and pyramids. Once the basic shapes have been mastered, children can make spheres, cylinders and cones as well as cross sections of them. This is truly the most comprehensive geometry set a teacher will use for demonstrating the full range of geometric shapes that primary school children need to learn.