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Identify, feel and learn the properties of these beautiful natural agates. This set contains 12 agate tablets with smooth surfaces and raw edges. Children can observe the natural colour and pattern inside the agate through light. Each tablet is unique in the world.
Copy shapes with help of square wooden blocks. Practice
comparing and filling areas. One side of the assignment card
shows the surface divided into blocks. The other side is more
challenging with only the total area of the shape visible.
A set of plastic bears in different colours and sizes,including 16 exercise with 3 to learn to name colour and shapes, but also to degrees of difficulty.This material is very suited count, compare and make series.
Create a 3D copy of the activity card image by using blocks and the plastic safety mirror.Exploring spatial relationships by comparing 2D pictures with their 3D versions develops abstract thinking.
The transparent task cards make building from comprehensible views. The increase in difficulty ensures that children are introduced to spatial reasoning step by step.
Place the coloured blocks in the position indicated by the X, Y, Z coordinators on the assignment card. To build up, blank blocks should be used for support. Experience that X, Y and Z reflect three directions that determine where the blocks should be placed. X, Y and Z could also be thought of as length, height and width. Or sideways, forwards and upwards. This way, X, Y and Z allow you to work in a three-dimensional system.
A variety of solid wood blocks of primary colors with different sizes and shapes are the best choice to improve children’s space construction ability. A total of 100 solid wood blocks. Packed in cloth bag.
Children build in layers (from bottom to top) and rows (from back to front) in preparation for technical drawing. They must be able to analyse objects in terms of floor plans, sections, and views. The increase in difficulty ensures that children are introduced to spatial reasoning step by step
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!
Wooden clock with 12 and 24 hour marks and a digital display. Set the time on the analogue clock using the hour and minute hands and turn the numbers for the corresponding digital time.
