Early Childhood

These mini cupcakes are packed with big learning fun! Kids learn how to count from 1-20 as they explore this set of 20 two-piece cupcakes—count by the number on the outside, then match with the corresponding dots printed inside each lid. Plus, learn about even and odd numbers—vanilla cupcakes are even, and chocolate cupcakes are odd! Designed for little hands, cupcakes also help kids build fine motor skills as they play. All pieces store inside the reusable bucket for easy cleanup! 

Shape and Colour Garden

Empower children with sensory gel numerals for early number recognition, suited for ages 3 to 7.

Let's Tell the Time! to the hour Flip Book

Age 3+

Helps to develop fine motor skills

Improves problem-solving skills

Develops spatial reasoning skills

Teaches math concepts

Age 3+

Connecting Camels Sequence Cards

Supports the following learning areas:

- numeracy - pattern, counting and sorting

- Personal development - working independently

Age 3+

Memory match game

The crazy robot inventor needs your help! Shake the Robot Randomiser to reveal the robot’s features, and then scan the robot heads on the board until you find a match. This fun game helps children build the visual scanning and discrimination skills needed for reading print. There’s no reading needed, so it’s ideal for preschoolers and fun for the whole family. For 2-4 players.

The 15-piece set includes headquarters playset, detachable slide, 5 spy-themed accessories, Numberblock Three collectible figure with posable arms, and a sticker sheet to customise your headquarters.

There’s a different emotion in every roll with these brightly coloured avocados designed to help teach children about emotions and feelings. Each avocado pops apart to reveal a rolling pit with emoji-style expressions. Use them to encourage social emotional learning (SEL), prompt conversations about feelings, and help with early learning and fine motor skills.