Description: Identify, compare and contrast objects by attributes (shape, size, color) to develop vocabulary, mathematical reasoning and logical thinking skills. Observing, sorting, categorizing and drawing conclusions are key process skills in all curriculum areas The basic, recognizable shapes in visually-stimulating ...
Description: What comes first? These sturdy chipboard number sequence puzzles have delightful artwork. The one to ten numbering, bright colors, and self-correcting pieces provide children an opportunity to learn and practice ordering skills. Puzzles include: cat, chameleon, dog, horse, pig, ...
Description: Curved design and wider base make this abacus distinct. Solid, natural wood base stands upright on a tabletop without tipping over and allows more room to move the matte colored wooden beads. An excellent teaching tool for beginning math ...
