Math

4 years & up. Learn counting through play with this Ten Frame Counting Skills Dominoes Game. Children will love improving their counting skills as they match the visual interpretation on a ten frame to written numbers. Win the game by matching all the dominoes correctly! This game promotes individual learning,early math skills, and logic and reasoning. The set includes 28 dominoes in a collectors tin for easy storage.

3 years & up. Make early math learning creative and fun with this set of Giant Number Stamps! Perfect for introducing numbers 0-9, these oversized stamps encourage children to explore counting and number recognition through hands-on art activities. Each stamp features a comfortable grip, helping little learners stamp with confidence. Ideal for developing fine motor skills and early math concepts, this set makes learning numbers both engaging and mess-free. Set includes 10 stamps (numbers 0-9).… More »

Pre-K & up. Illustrate numbers less than or equal to ten, and improve number sense within the context of ten. Ten-frame activities enable children to think of numbers less than ten in terms of their relationship to ten and to build a sound knowledge of the basic facts which are an integral part of calculations. Suggested activities included. Foam construction, magnetic backing. Set includes four magnetic boards and 80 pegs (40 blue and 40 red/blue).

3 years & up. The options for measuring are endless with this Fiberglass Measuring Tapes for Use in Home or Classroom. The tear resistant tape measures are marked horizontally inches on and vertically in centimeters. Use these tape measures in science lessons, to keep track of your child's height, and more! The durable fiberglass material makes for years of use. Set of 10. Measures 150 centimeters/60 inches.

3 years & up. The colorful math game that grows with your child! Learn counting, early numeracy, arithmetic and logic through different suits of colorful cards formatted with big and little dots, frames, circles, doubles plus one, numerals, and dice patterns. Start with the Hungry Numbers suit and teach children how to feed dot cards to their corresponding numerals. As children get more familiar with numbers and basic mathematical formulas you can move them on to the more advanced suits. Each… More »