Numberblocks Activity Set - Numbers 11-20

Explore numbers 11-20 through imaginative, hands-on play with this large MathLink set from Learning Resources.  

Your child can connect the cubes to build the 10 Numberlings from Eleven to Twenty, then match the figures to the activity cards and write their answers on the reusable write-and-wipe cards.

The set includes: 

• 115 Numberblocks MathLink Cubes.
• 50 face plates
• 43 stickers
• 10 Numberlings figures. This MathLink set is based on the Numberblocks TV series on CBeebies, but it’s just as fun and meaningful to play with even if your child hasn’t seen the show.
• If you’re curious, you can find lots of free Numberlings episodes in English on YouTube.
• The little Numberlings are characters that each represent a number. In this set you’ll find Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, etc., all the way up to Twenty.
• 10 character cards.
• 15 double-sided write-and-wipe cards, where your child can write answers with a dry-erase pen to check whether they solved the challenge correctly.
• 3 character accessories: a skateboard, a helmet, and a top hat.
• an activity guide in English, French, German, Dutch and Spanish. 

 

The activity supports skill development and is wonderful for your child's well-being:

• Great for stimulating your child's visual perception.
• Benefits your child's number recognition and counting skills and basic understanding of math.

Suitable for children aged 3 yrs. to 8 yrs.

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is an umbrella term for diverse types of activities and play which combine learning and play through an interdisciplinary approach. Furthermore, playing with STEM-based toys and tools encourages your child's fascination with the sciences.

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