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Mathematical play
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Inlay board fingers and toes
Inlay puzzle board with 10 colourful fingers and toes helps introduce
number correspondence. Each finger or toe features a number and the
inlay board corresponds numerically in dots. Practicing putting the
pieces into place helps childen gain in dexterity and shape awareness.
Contents: 9 mm beech plywood puzzle (36.5 x 36.5 cm), manual.
Number puzzle 1-10
Number puzzles 1 - 10 clearly introduces one to one number correspondence
to children. Count the dots and match with a number symbol. Check answers
by fitting the puzzle pieces together. Children learn that successive numbers
increase and decrease in value by one. Self-checking.
Contents: 20 pieces - 10 two piece puzzles with numbers and dots, manual.
Wooden box with lid (16 x 9 x 5 cm).
Counting diagram 1 - 10
Play tiles depict one number value across rows
and successive numerals down columns. Children learn
to count items, match quantities and combine
quantities with number symbols.
Contents: wooden puzzle boards (34 x 34 cm),
25 tiles, manual.
Counting diagram 11 - 20
Play tiles depict one number value across rows
and successive numerals down columns. Children learn
to count items, match quantities and combine
quantities with number symbols.
Contents: 2 wooden puzzle boards (34 x 34 cm),
50 tiles, manual.
522.969
inlay board fingers and toes
353.000
number puzzles 1 - 10
522.176
counting diagram 1 - 5
522.177
counting diagram 6 - 10
523.195
counting diagram 11 - 20