Collection of Dyscalculia Cliparts (58)

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A number puzzle with a bunch of animals on it.

The image is a grid of 16 rows and 16 columns, each representing a different animal. The first row has the number 1 on the top left corner, followed by the number 2 on the bottom left corner. The second row has two numbers, one for one and one for the other. The third row has three numbers, the fourth row has four numbers, and the fifth row has five numbers. There are also two illustrations of animals, one of which is an elephant and the other is a lion. The elephant is standing on its hind legs with its trunk up in the air, while the lion is sitting on

A child counts on fingers in front of a chalkboard with "6+3=" written in chalk.

A child practices addition by counting on fingers while solving “6 + 3 =” on a chalkboard-simple, tactile learning in action.

A confused child surrounded by basic math problems with question marks, illustrating learning difficulty or math anxiety.

When simple equations like 12 + 5 or 6 ÷ 3 feel overwhelming-this is math anxiety in action. Let’s help kids find their way through.

Blue piggy bank with coins and dollar symbols, surrounded by plus and cross icons on transparent background.

A friendly piggy bank symbolizing savings growth, with coins and dollar signs highlighting income and expenses.

Three diverse students using abacus, calculator, and notebook for math learning with dyscalculia accommodations.

Students engage with hands-on math tools like an abacus and calculator, illustrating inclusive learning strategies for dyscalculia.

A cartoon boy standing in front of a blackboard with a thought bubble saying "ow no math?"

The image shows a cartoon boy standing in front of a blackboard with numbers and equations written on it. The boy is wearing a white t-shirt, grey pants, and white sneakers. He has a surprised expression on his face and his arms are stretched out to the sides. Above his head, there is a speech bubble with the text "Ow no! Math!!!"

dyspraxia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia in the classroom

The image is a set of four illustrations that represent different types of dyspraxia and dysgraphia. The first illustration on the top left shows a man in a green sweater and black pants standing in front of a blackboard with question marks on it. He is holding a red book in his hand and appears to be explaining something to a student who is sitting at a desk. The second illustration in the top right shows a woman in a blue dress holding a book and looking at it intently. The third illustration shows a boy in a red shirt standing at the desk and writing on a whiteboard. The

A wooden block with the word dyscalculia spelled on it.

The image is a black background with the word "DYSICALCULIA" spelled out in wooden Scrabble tiles. The tiles are arranged in a horizontal line and are evenly spaced. The word is written in a bold, sans-serif font and is centered in the middle of the image. The letters are made of light-colored wood and appear to be made of a similar material. The image has a minimalist and clean design.