Sorting Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in India
Jaincolab Manufacturers is leading Sorting Manufacturer,and supplier and Exporter in India
Sorting aids from JaincoLab are manipulative sets for teaching classification, grouping and early set theory by colour, shape and size, covering the 2D Shape set (JA-S-3485), Attribute Block, Sorting Rings and Pattern Block. Foldable plastic sorting rings serve Venn-diagram work from elementary to higher secondary level, and the 250-piece pattern block set extends into symmetry, area measurement and fractions in upper-primary and secondary maths labs.
Last updated: October 2026.
What are Sorting Aids?
Sorting aids are manipulative sets — shapes, blocks and rings — used to teach classification, grouping and early set-theory concepts by colour, shape and size, ahead of formal number and operation work. They sit within JaincoLab's wider Maths Lab Equipment range, following on from Counting aids and leading into Geometry and pattern work.
Selected Sorting Aids — Model Numbers and Specifications
| Product | Code | Published specification |
|---|---|---|
| 2D Shape | JA-S-3485 | Set of two-dimensional shapes for classification and geometry-readiness activities |
| Attribute Block | JA-S-3488 | Set including red, yellow and blue circles, hexagons, rectangles, squares and triangles |
| Sorting Rings | JA-S-3489 | Plastic foldable circle rings for grouping, set theory and Venn-diagram activities from elementary to higher secondary level |
| Pattern Block | JA-S-3496 | Set of 250 blocks in six shapes and six colours for patterns, symmetry, linear and area measurement, and fraction problem-solving |
The sorting range covers 4 listed items, spanning basic classification sets through to higher-secondary pattern and set-theory manipulatives.
Applications
| Setting | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Pre-Primary / Primary Maths Lab | Classification and grouping by colour, shape and size |
| Upper-Primary / Secondary Maths Lab | Set theory, Venn diagrams and pattern-block problem-solving |
| Classroom Demonstration | Attribute-block and sorting-ring group activities |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is Sorting different from Counting or the wider Maths Lab Equipment category?
A: Sorting focuses on classification and grouping by attribute — colour, shape and size. Counting covers number and quantity skills using counters, and Maths Lab Equipment is the full parent range covering both plus ranges such as Geometry and Place Values.
Q: What is the difference between the Attribute Block and Pattern Block sets?
A: The Attribute Block set (JA-S-3488) contains red, yellow and blue circles, hexagons, rectangles, squares and triangles for classifying by colour and shape. The Pattern Block set (JA-S-3496) has 250 blocks in six shapes and six colours for patterns, symmetry, linear and area measurement, and fraction problem-solving.
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For classification and set-theory lessons, send us the items you need, such as JA-S-3489 Sorting Rings or JA-S-3496 Pattern Blocks, with the number of sets and the delivery destination.
2D Shape
Product Code : JA-S-3485
2D Shape set (SKU JA-S-3485): hands-on two-dimensional shapes for learning shape names and properties in pre-primary and primary maths; shape list, material and size confirmed on the quotation.
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Attribute Block
Product Code : JA-S-3488
Attribute Block set (SKU JA-S-3488): circles, hexagons, rectangles, squares and triangles in red, yellow and blue, in different sizes and thicknesses, for sorting, logic, symmetry, area and tessellation activities.
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Sorting Rings
Product Code : JA-S-3489
Sorting Rings (SKU JA-S-3489): set of 6 foldable plastic rings, 15 in diameter, in three colours (two of each), for grouping, set theory and Venn diagram demonstrations from elementary to higher secondary.
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Pattern Block
Product Code : JA-S-3496
Pattern Block set (SKU JA-S-3496): 250 blocks in six shapes and six colours - 25 hexagons, 25 squares, 50 triangles, 50 trapezoids, 50 large and 50 small rhombuses - for patterns, symmetry, fractions and measurement.
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