Numberblocks - Sequencing Puzzle Set

There are lots of ways to learn to count from 1 to 20. Some children learn best when they can sit quietly and puzzle things out at their own pace, and this set is perfect for exactly that. These 10 number sequencing puzzles help children place numbers in the correct order while completing colourful Numberblocks scenes along the way. 

A fun and hands-on way to support early math learning at home or in the classroom, with the cheerful Numberblocks friends making learning even more engaging.

Here, important skills are engaged, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Improves your child's memory skills while you play.
• Develops your child's counting, number recognition, and basic math skills.

Suitable for children aged 3 yrs. to 6 yrs.

Doing puzzles strengthens your child's fine motor skills and patience. Also, putting the pieces together is a fun way to get better at understanding how the pieces fit together to form a whole and envisioning where each piece needs to be placed in the big picture.

The ability to perceive something visually and envision what's missing from a whole is an important skill when it comes to learning geometry and math as well as understanding how sentences, sums, or even a piece of knitting, among other things, are made up of sequences and patterns.

Puzzles often have a special topic or theme, which you can talk about while you place the pieces. This is a great way to talk about anything from jungle animals to astronomy, flags of the world, or telling time and expand your child's vocabulary.

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In particular, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is a focal point at Learning Resources. For example, your child can learn about coding, doing experiments, exploring their world, and building robots. For educators and teachers, Learning Resources is a learning goldmine. Sorting animals, math games, and coding dinosaurs can really add some fun to the teaching.

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