Block party: Lila Das Gupta learnt to love maths using colour-coded Cuisenaire rods Cuisenaire rods make maths come alive, finds Lila Das Gupta There is nothing like having an academic child for ...

Terron uses cuisenaire rods to help illustrate numbers. Terron uses cuisenaire rods to help illustrate numbers. Netflix The first signs our protagonist, Terron, has trouble interpreting numbers ...

For decades, teachers have used Cuisenaire rods, plastic building blocks used to teach fractional units. With the advent of smartboards and digital projectors, teachers are now incorporating more ...

Do you remember brightly-colored Cuisenaire rods? Each color rod represents a different length, and they are used to help elementary students master simple addition and fractions. Emile-Georges ...

Arrow is teaching math concepts using block-like structures called Cuisenaire Rods, which represent different numbers or groups of numbers through their colors and lengths. With a little coaxing ...

The National Association for the Education of Young Children, founded by Hill, still recommends both the original form and variants such as cuisenaire rods, which are colour-coded according to ...

Glasgow’s education department introduced these little coloured wooden rods to try to improve our skills in arithmetic. I now learn they were called Cuisenaire Rods, named after the Belgian ...