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Play and practise money transactions. The register features push buttons, a money tray and a pretend credit card. Children gain a tangible sense of numbers and counting. The money display is connected to the cash register with a strong magnet.
Who will be the first to collect enough points to the numbers race? This game is all about being the first to collect the target number.Speed and good comprehension are needed, but becareful! Don’t let your neighbour steal your numbers!
The given number is shown in different ways on three cards that belong together? as geometric shapes to be counted, as numbers and as dice with dots.
Small version of the counting bus. Ideal for doing small group work and remedial instructions. Create situations with the large counting bus to introduce counting, adding, and subtracting up to 20; then use small counting bus to let children act out these situations individually or in pairs.
These jigsaw wedges have three styles of numerals. Each wedge of cake sequentially goes up to 10. Work puzzle by wedges first or move in concentric circles by adding the values in order.Increase difficulty by starting at a value other than one or by working backwards from ten.
Tiles to depict one number value across rows and successive numerals down columns. Children learn to count items, match quantities and combine quantities with number symbols.
Tiles to depict one number value across rows and successive numerals down columns. Children learnto count items, match quantities and combine quantities with number symbols.
The 10 unbreakable eggs are magnetically held into place for class instruction. The egg box lid is a whiteboard surface. Children can compete to correctly answer equations written on the box lid with a dry erase marker (not included). Open the box to check the answer by counting the egg.
Objective way for students to recognize quantities at a glance. Counting hands help children to trust their number skills and move away from using their own fingers.
This material is ideal for children to learn about counting by gasping colorful balls. Children can grasp balls of any color and place them in the right position. During this process, children can also name the color and count the number.
Children use counting and observational skills to complete these data game charts. Cross reference the game chart to apply the correct graphic image in the correct amount. By matching the values from the horizontal and vertical axes, children begin to be acquainted with charts.
Deliver mail and learn to count to 10. Find the missing number in a series, addition and subtraction and number correspondence. Build teamwork by pairing up children to take turns deliving letters based on verbal directions and cues. Children can also work individually and deliver a number of envelopes to each housebased on colour and numerals. Self-checking.
