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Angle Measurement Dominoes!
Product Number: DD-211243
CAD $49.97
Prices are subject to change without notice. Due to economic uncertainty resulting from the tariff war involving the USA, you may be required to review, approve, and pay for any necessary price adjustments. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Our all new foam dominoes give students a fun way to practice and reinforce key math concepts. This game includes two sets of 24 color-coded dominoes (48 total pieces); each set is ideal for up to four players. Instructions included. Made of durable foam (3” x 1 ½”).
Practice angle recognition and calculation with domino games. One set focuses on complementary angles; the second set on supplementary angles.
Visit the full collection of New Math Dominoes for more related resources.
Our all new foam dominoes give students a fun way to practice and reinforce key math concepts. This game includes two sets of 24 color-coded dominoes (48 total pieces); each set is ideal for up to four players. Instructions included. Made of durable foam (3” x 1 ½”).
Practice angle recognition and calculation with domino games. One set focuses on complementary angles; the second set on supplementary angles.
Visit the full collection of New Math Dominoes for more related resources.
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Our all new foam dominoes give students a fun way to practice and reinforce key math concepts. This game includes two sets of 24 color-coded dominoes (48 total pieces); each set is ideal for up to four players. Instructions included. Made of durable foam (3” x 1 ½”).
Practice angle recognition and calculation with domino games. One set focuses on complementary angles; the second set on supplementary angles.
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