Mathematics

Children insert the 18 figurative pieces (trees, animals, house) into the 2 grooved trays to reproduce situations depicted on 18 double-sided cards and familiarize themselves with different points of view: perspective, top and front. For 2 children.

Set of 72 sturdy plastic cactus counters, in 6 unique shapes, colours and textures. Used for a variety of early years maths activities including counting, grouping, patterning, sorting, adding and subtracting. With a teacher guide, in a storage jar.

Introduce number recognition and counting with this set of 31 Number Clips with numbers 1–10 and 7 Maths symbol clips, all in durable plastic. The numbers twist, so the clips can be used in any direction. The indentations guide fingers into the pincer grip.

This set includes 4 games of increasing difficulty, to discover, recognize, understand and play with numbers while enhancing sorting and counting skills. Includes 4 boards, animal and constellation cards, 1 cloth bag and more. For 1 to 4 players.

Available in French only.

The numbers from 1 to 10 discovery set features rough-surfaced tactile paths, insert pieces, puzzles and silhouetted lacing numbers. This multi-sensory learning experience is ideal for children with special needs. 1 to 3 players.

Available in French only.

Children place coloured rods on model cards to develop skills in basic math, such as counting 1-10, addition and measurement, learn number relationships and understand multiplication concepts. The set includes 74 rods, 1 messy tray, and 25 activity cards.

Colourful, illustrated sequence reproduction game. The child chooses a model card, selects the right wooden pieces and slides them into the stand to perfectly reproduce the sequence pictured on the card. But be careful, it's not that easy, as the pieces have slightly different images on the front and back. Requires the child to work on their sense of observation to choose the right shapes and stack them in the right order. Includes: . 1 sturdy wooden stand (15 x 16 cm). . 12 wooden “spools” (3 x 3.5 cm). . 10 double-sided cards offering 20 models to reproduce (8.8 x 9.6 cm). Time: 10-minutes. 1 player. Ages: 3 +

These unique counters help children to understand and accept imperfections in each other by featuring animals with a noticeable imperfection. With their flexible, tactile material, the 72 Animal Counters are perfect for sensory stimulation, as well as sorting activities.

Cleverly designed, colour-coded, sturdy plastic bricks feature an engraved number as well as counting and connector knobs which make it easy to stack the bricks. Jagged edges also allow same-colour bricks to perfectly connect horizontally if their sum is 10, 100 or 1000, for self-checking. Order the numbers and see their value, count and sort (1-9, 9-1, 10-90, 90-10, 100-900 and 900-100), create sequences, build multi-digit numbers, add up to 10, subtract, play “how much larger?” and much more. Each pack includes a 40-page manual full of fun exercises, with reproducible bingo cards.

Simply flick and record the results of a series of spins, then compare. Includes 8 sturdy plastic, progressive spinner boards and stickers with the French translation, in a clear plastic wallet.

Using the attached magnetic pen, children slot the colourful gems into the numbered columns. Includes 1 sturdy wooden maze board 34.5 x 36.5 x 0.35 cm and 12 double-sided, progressive pattern cards.

The set includes one compass withmetal leg, an adaptor ring and a pencil. In a compass box with sliding and integrated ruler. Assorted colours

Children follow the instructions on each card by placing the tokens in their sorting box, which encourages questioning, thinking and problem-solving skills, and helps them to understand numbers. The 36 activity cards are organized into 6 series of 6 cards of progressive difficulty. Each series targets a specific type of problem: addition, division, removal, completion, comparison and decomposition. The cards develop the following skills: evaluating and comparing collections of objects, making a collection of 1 to 10 objects, understanding that the number of elements does not change if their spatial arrangement or nature is modified, quantifying collections, composing and decomposing them, telling how much to add or take away to obtain quantities not exceeding 10, and beginning to solve mathematical problems. Includes: . 2 plastic sorting boxes (27 x 12 cm) . 36 activity cards (25.2 x 11 cm) . 200 cardboard tokens: 70 carrot tokens (3.6 x 1.8 cm), 70 raspberry tokens (2.8 x 2.4 cm), 30 animal tokens (4 x 4 cm), 30 double-sided number tokens (4 x 4 cm) . 1 educational booklet Workshop for 2 children. Ages: 4 and 5.