What is included with MathPro?
How MathPro Works
MathPro uses dice of different colors and shapes, each featuring carefully chosen numbers and symbols. Together, they create a versatile system for practicing a wide variety of math skills through games and competition.
Once you learn the basics, you can use MathPro in countless ways—playing the games we've created or coming up with your own.
Detailed instructions and examples for using MathPro can be found throughout this website.
The set has 15 dice.
2 “Basic” & 2 “Advanced” 8-sided black dice
2 “Basic” & 1 “Advanced” 8-sided red dice
2 “Basic” & 2 “Advanced” 8-sided green dice
1 12-sided purple perfect square die
2 12-sided purple square root dice
1 6-sided white die with math operations
Notes on the Dice
Die colors indicate the operation:
Black = Addition
Red = Subtraction
Green = Multiplication
Basic and Advanced dice:
Basic dice have white numbers from 2–9.
Advanced dice have yellow numbers from 6–13.
What does “set a die” mean?
When the instructions say to “set a die,” it means the teacher chooses a number for the die and keeps it on that number throughout the activity.
For example, if a student needs practice multiplying by 5, the teacher can set one die to 5 while the student rolls the other die.
A helpful feature of the dice
The opposite sides of the Basic (white) dice always add up to 11. For example, 3 is opposite 8.
The opposite sides of the Advanced (yellow) dice always add up to 19.
What do the dice colors indicate?
The set includes four charts instead of providing a calculator. This was done intentionally as it is important that students learn the skill of using charts and not rely on a calculator.
1 addition chart
1 subtraction chart
1 multiplication chart
1 perfect square & square root chart
The set has two boxes.
The large box holds everything and is also designed for containing the rolled dice.
The smaller box has 15 sections for storing the dice.
The set is designed for the teacher to be able to tell all items are present at a glance. This is important in a class setting where the Teacher needs to make sure that each Student is turning in a complete set.