Skill Builders! - Math Activity Set

With no less than 81 pieces, this set is packed with playful math activities and challenges that introduce your child to early number skills in a fun and hands-on way.

• 20 MathLink Cubes in purple and red, 10-frames with counters, double-sided activity cards, 100-board, 2 foam dice, and 10 reproducible worksheets 
• A playful way to explore number bonds to 10, addition, subtraction, counting, number recognition, and more. 
• Use the included English activity guide for inspiration and ideas for play.
• After playtime, the pieces can be neatly stored in the box.

The activity is wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Ideal for developing your child's visual perception.
• Stimulates your child's number recognition and counting skills and basic understanding of math.

Suitable for ages 5 yrs. to 9 yrs.

Your child uses many different skills and abilities at school, and every day they're learning new academic, social, mental, and physical skills all at once. Practising one or two academic skills in a calm setting with you at home can make the school day easier for your child.

With educational games, puzzles, and other kinds of playful educational activities, your child can gradually get better at writing, number recognition, logical reasoning, small times tables, and other academic skills.

Maybe your child just can't get enough of educational play and wants to have more logic, letters, and numbers at home. Or maybe your child isn't in school yet but can't wait to get started and learn a bunch of stuff just like their older siblings or friends. Leaving some educational toys lying around the house is a great way to introduce your child to playful, enjoyable learning so they can play themselves smarter whenever they want.

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In particular, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is at the centre at Learning Resources. For instance, your child can learn to explore and experiment, build robots, and learn to code. For teachers and educators, Learning Resources is a learning goldmine. Coding dinosaurs, math games, and sorting animals can really add some fun to the teaching.

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