Domino Numbers

Early learners need concrete apparatus to help them experience and properly understand basic mathematical concepts, such as quantity, position, counting, parts of a whole and addition. This set will assist learners to build these basic concepts with understanding. Counting Cubes are used to create sensory learning of number concepts. Young learners will have fun putting together the self-correcting 2-piece wooden puzzles while solving simple addition equations. An activity guide is supplied in Afrikaans and English. Age 4+. In the box • 10 Wooden 2-piece puzzles • 10 Counting cubes • Instructions in Afrikaans and English

PUZZLE COLOUR BALL FINE MOTOR COORDINATION TOOL

Learning to read and understand time is a challenge to most learners. Start practising numbers, counting and time with an analogue clock-face. The movable colour-coded clock hands and numbers printed on the clock face make it easy to read the hours and minutes. Hidden gears maintain the correct relationship between the blue minute hand and red hour hand. Durable geared plastic clock supplied with a removable stand which can be stored at the back of the clock. The red hour hand cannot be moved independently of the blue minute hand. Turn the knob at the back of the clock to move the hands manually. The sun-moon image indicates day and night to indicate a 24 hour day. The clock face measures 10cm in diameter. Instructions are included. Age 4+.

Early learners need concrete apparatus to help them experience and properly understand basic mathematical concepts, such as quantity, position, counting, parts of a whole and subtraction. This set will assist learners to build these basic concepts with understanding. Counting Cubes are used to create sensory learning of number concepts. Young learners will have fun putting together the self-correcting 2-piece wooden puzzles while solving simple subtraction equations. An activity guide is supplied in Afrikaans and English. Age 4+. In the box • 10 Wooden 2-piece puzzles • 10 Counting cubes • Instructions in Afrikaans and English