Developmental

Mini Gel Pads - Fish Shaped 

Stacking Spike

Sensory Tree House

This plush, friendly, lovable snake is the ideal partner for children who need to do a lot of squeezing and touching. 

24 rubberwood blocks in 6 shapes and with 4 different transparent coloured acrylic inserts for building, comparing, shape recognition, colour mixing and for use on a light box. These are the same size as the Mirror Block Set (73378) which form a natural extension to this set.

These Ten-Frame Sensory Bubble Poppers combine a hands-on fidget tool with a Ten Frame and offer young children a multi-sensory way to engage with counting, adding, and subtracting using the anchor numbers of 5 and 10. Made from durable, high quality material in fun colours, each maths bubble popper is ideal for maths activities, as well as being a fidget tool for keeping little hands busy and learning.

• MULTIPLE INTERLOCKING POINTS -- Plastic 1cm cubes in 10 colours connect on 4 sides
• ESSENTIAL LEARNING RESOURCE -- Perfect for use in school and at home to build on basic skills
• CONSTRUCTION -- Can also be used as building blocks for model making
• SET OF 1, 000 PIECES

Farm Animal Counters Jar - Pk36

A jar of 32 detailed dinosaur counters with tweezers and activity guide, ideal for counting, sorting, creating patterns and using with simple mathematical processes: adding, subtracting, dividing or multiplying.

Independent learning hits the spot with the Hot Dots® Let's Learn Maths 1st Grade workbook and interactive pen.

The Let's Learn to Measure Activity Set provides children with a rich experience in understanding volume and fractional relationships through a variety of activities and manipulatives. Children use the Rainbow Fraction Measuring Cups along with a Nestable Bucket Balance, and MathLink Cubes to learn about volume, weight, length, height, capacity, and more.

Math Whiz™ is where video games meet learning games in a fast-paced maths game that has 3 modes and 8 skill levels to keep children challenged, engaged, and learning. Kids practise addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as they learn to analyse, solve problems, and reason mathematically. It’s a fun way to practise and master basic maths skills.