Dominoes Colour
Product Code : LSK-ML-10111
Dominoes Colour (SKU LSK-ML-10111) is a set of 168 dominoes made up of six colour-coded sets of 28, packed in a storage bucket with an activity guide. The colours let each group keep its own set apart, and the pieces can be used for addition, subtraction, number and colour group matching and fraction work in primary maths. Science Lab Supplies builds this domino set at its Plot 448 site, HSIIDC Industrial Area, Saha, Ambala, India, and quotes it from the same works to schools, colleges, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
The 168-piece colour domino set is broken down below, one fact per row. In short, six complete domino sets share one bucket, each in its own colour with 28 pieces; the activity guide suggests number and colour games, and the bucket keeps every piece together between lessons.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-ML-10111 |
| Total pieces | 168 blocks |
| Number of sets | 6 |
| Set identification | Colour-coded |
| Dominoes per colour | 28 |
| Storage | Storage bucket |
| Guide | Activity Guide included |
| Number topics | Addition and subtraction |
| Matching topics | Number and colour group matching |
| Further topic | Fraction work |
| Manufacturer | Science Lab Supplies, Saha, Ambala, Haryana |
| Country of origin | India |
Applications and Experiments for the Colour Dominoes
Dominoes turn number facts into a game: pupils can match ends that show the same total, find pairs whose difference is a given number or group pieces by colour. The two halves of each domino also model a whole split into parts, a useful picture when simple fractions are introduced in primary classes.
- Primary maths, Classes 1–3: addition and subtraction facts through matching games, with answers checked by counting on along the Number Lines.
- Number and colour group matching for early-years sorting activities.
- Introductory fraction work, comparing the two halves of each domino and then the halves and quarters of the Fraction Circles.
- Six-group lessons, with one colour set per group.
Standard Scope of Supply
Each set includes 168 dominoes in six colour-coded sets of 28, a storage bucket and the Activity Guide. Nothing further is needed to start playing; any optional accessories are listed on the quotation if requested, and extra buckets can be quoted for larger schools.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
You can get a quotation for one bucket or for enough to supply every primary class in a school. It will show the packing, delivery time and price for that number, and dice, number games or other maths lab equipment can be priced on the same page.
Science Lab Supplies holds an Importer-Exporter Code as a registered exporter, so it can ship to buyers in Rwanda, South Africa, Qatar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Malaysia. Write how many primary classes need a bucket on the contact page, or assemble a maths games shelf in the enquiry cart; the lab tender page sets out how tendered supply works.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many dominoes come in the Dominoes Colour set?
There are 168 blocks in total: six colour-coded sets with 28 dominoes in each colour, supplied in a storage bucket with an Activity Guide that suggests number and colour games.
Which maths topics can the dominoes support?
They suit addition, subtraction, number and colour group matching and fraction work, mainly in pre-primary and primary classes where number facts are practised through games.
Is this set made by Science Lab Supplies?
All six colour sets, the bucket packing and the activity guide come together at the Science Lab Supplies factory in Saha, Ambala, India, so the price you are quoted is set by the company that makes the dominoes.
Why are the sets in different colours?
Colour-coding lets six groups each work with a complete set of 28 and makes it quick to sort the pieces back into their sets after a lesson.
Related Maths Games and Number Aids
Dominoes sit well with other game-based resources that build number fluency. These Maths Lab items add dice, a number card game, playing cards, a number board, pegboards and fraction strips, so a complete maths games shelf can be quoted with the dominoes.
- Dice — conventional dice for probability activities or board games.
- Math Symbol Dice — four dice with colours, shapes and numbers.
- Game Numbers and Sums — card game in which the highest correct answer takes each trick.
- Playing Cards — sequencing, matching, sorting and counting in one pack.
- 120 Number Board — for learning basic operations with numbers.
- Pegboard and Pegs — develops colour discrimination, sequencing and pattern symmetry.
- Fraction Strips — colour coded for easy identification of each fraction.
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Last updated: 22 October 2026
