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Giant Polydron Class Set

Regular Price: £126.00

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M. is for Mirror: Find the Hidden Pictures

Regular Price: £4.95

Special Price Excl. VAT: £3.95 Incl. VAT: £3.95
Attribute Block - 60 Piece Set in Plastic Tray

Excl. VAT: £10.50 Incl. VAT: £12.60
FunMaths Perpetual Calendar

Regular Price: £4.95

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Mathematics Vocabulary Challenge Two: 36 Photocopiable Worksheets

Excl. VAT: £7.95 Incl. VAT: £7.95

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Tables Cubes: Make These Two Sets of Special Cubes and Use Them for Tables Practice

Excl. VAT: £3.99 Incl. VAT: £4.79
The Magic Mirror of M.C. Escher

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Mazes to Amaze: Admire the Illusion...and Then Find Your Way Through it

Excl. VAT: £3.99 Incl. VAT: £3.99
Look Twice: Use the Mirror to Find Pairs of Opposites

Excl. VAT: £4.95 Incl. VAT: £4.95
Animation!: Make Your Own Moving Images

Excl. VAT: £5.79 Incl. VAT: £6.95
Polydron Frameworks Rectangles Set of 50

Excl. VAT: £20.00 Incl. VAT: £24.00
3D Illusion Puzzle

Excl. VAT: £8.71 Incl. VAT: £10.45
FlagMath - Addition: Mathematics Card Game

Excl. VAT: £15.00 Incl. VAT: £15.00
Polydron Octagon with Hole Set of 10

Excl. VAT: £21.00 Incl. VAT: £25.20
Polydron 40 Rhombus

Excl. VAT: £21.00 Incl. VAT: £25.20

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Polydron Isosceles Triangles Set of 60

Excl. VAT: £21.00 Incl. VAT: £25.20
Polydron Frameworks Octagons Set of 18

Excl. VAT: £21.00 Incl. VAT: £25.20
FlagMath - Division: Mathematics Card Game

Excl. VAT: £15.00 Incl. VAT: £15.00
FlagMath - Multiplication: Mathematics Card Game

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FlagMath - Set of 4 Mathematics Card Games

Excl. VAT: £55.00 Incl. VAT: £55.00

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This week we reissue Images of Infinity - first published in the 1980s - and written by Dik Tahta and Ray Hemmings. We've updated some elements of the book and there is a Foreword by Alf Coles. I met Dik before his death, but many will not know of him directly and not know of his work, except perhaps as that teacher..."Thanks to Mr Tahta, I became a professor of mathematics at Cambridge, a position once held by Isaac Newton" ...Stephen Hawking.

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