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Base Ten Blocks Manipulative

Base Ten Blocks Manipulative

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All Versions of Base Ten Blocks Manipulative

4.0.5

June 30, 2020

- minor bug fixes

4.04

May 13, 2020

- Minor bug fixes for group buttons

4.0.3

April 7, 2020

- bug fixes

4.0.0

April 1, 2020

- added a new Comparing workspace - new addition and subtraction workspaces - new control to set the number of columns for each workspace - can now toggle between blocks and icons - added a new control to set rows across workspaces for modeling groups horizontally - added a delete action for groups - improved quick add for workspaces - allowed groups of 10 objects on the Place Value Workspace to automatically regroup - improved annotation
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3.0.3

February 14, 2018

- ui improvements and bug fixes

3.0.2

February 10, 2018

- minor bug fixes

3.0.0

October 10, 2017

- iOS 11 support - improvements to snapping and quick add - minor bug fixes
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2.4.0

October 28, 2016

Added improved versions of Addition & Subtraction modes Bug fixes and improvements when switching between modes
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2.1.0

October 12, 2016

- fixed a bug that stopped the buttons in a group selection from responding to taps
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2.0.0

October 5, 2016

- Blocks can now be toggled between Proportional and Non-proportional mode. - Added a Factor Track mode for multiplying - Improved breaking and regrouping - Group Selections will now snap - Improved icon for Regroup and Break - Fixed a bug when breaking rods, resulting blocks will no longer appear above the workspace - Removed Adding/Subtracting modes
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Description of Base Ten Blocks Manipulative

Virtual base 10 blocks to model place value, addition, subtraction, regrouping, and more. FEATURES 1. Ones (units), tens (rods), hundreds (flats), and cubes (thousands) 2. Decimals support 3. Combine and break apart (with animation) 4. Place value mat 5. Factor track 6. Addition mat 7. Subtraction mat 8. Differentiated place value colors 9. Regrouping 10. Snap alignment 11. Show or hide values MATH TOPICS 1. Number sense 2. Place value 3. Counting 4. Decimals 5. Addition with regrouping 6. Subtraction with regrouping

Base Ten Blocks Manipulative: FAQ

Is Base Ten Blocks Manipulative iPad-friendly?

Yes, there is an iPad version available for Base Ten Blocks Manipulative.
The Base Ten Blocks Manipulative app was developed by Brainingcamp, LLC.
The Base Ten Blocks Manipulative app currently supports iOS 9.0 or later.
4.7 out of 5 is the fantastic rating that Base Ten Blocks Manipulative has received from users.
The App Category Of Base Ten Blocks Manipulative Is Education.
4.0.5 is the most recent version of Base Ten Blocks Manipulative.
Base Ten Blocks Manipulative updated on July 4, 2024.
The specific date when the app came out was February 5, 2023.
No objectionable content, suitable for young children.
Currently, Base Ten Blocks Manipulative supports English.
No, Base Ten Blocks Manipulative is not on Apple Arcade.
No, Base Ten Blocks Manipulative does not support in-app purchases.
Sorry, Base Ten Blocks Manipulative is not designed for integration with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Base Ten Blocks Manipulative

  • Difficult to use, no undo button

    For example, the one blocks don't automatically snap together so sometimes we unwittingly put one on top of another, hiding the one block. This problem should never happen, in my opinion. But when it does, there's no undo so it's difficult to figure out where the hidden block went. The blocks are so small, even on a ten inch ipad, it happens more than you'd think.
    Better than nothing I guess.
  • I remember using these with my educational tutor.

    Great app. The is a bug or maybe something that I don’t understand. The decimals show tenths as 0.01 instead of 0.1. And the blocks for ones and hundredths seem to be switched.
  • Great Math Tool

    This is really helping me teach my students with remote learning.