Lolly Pop Sticks – Natural pk50

Little learners can ‘catch’ big skills with the Reel Big Catch Game.

Players take turns using the rod until all fish have been caught, then measure their fish against the included measuring cards to see who caught the biggest fish.

Introduce the idea of small, medium, and large, and help kids understand the correlation between size and measurement.

The tape measure has Imperial and metric measurements on one side, and non-standard measurements on the other.

Includes a fishing pole, 9 colourful telescopic fish, four measuring cards, paper tape measure, and game guide.

Develops visual perception and mathematical thinking. Assignment cards relate to the image cards visually and numerically .

Students are challenged to find the correct matches. When correct both cards turned over together will reveal a small circle . 

Age 4 years

Hand Puppet 

Help children learn to tell both analogue and digital time with these individual write-on, wipe-off clocks. Ideal for hands-on practice in the classroom or at home, each clock supports early maths skills and aligns with curriculum standards for time-telling. A useful resource for building a strong foundation in STEM learning.

Age 6+

These colourful, food-safe measuring spoons are ideal for learning about fractions and measurements in the classroom or at home through hands-on activities. Spoons nest together for easy storage.

Age 3 years

Hand Puppet 

Bring number relationships to life in your classroom with our Giant Magnetic Number Bonds set.

Set includes 3 magnetic circles (2 green and 1 purple), 3 magnetic squares (2 green and 1 purple), 4 connecting lines and 45 magnetic discs.

The Activity Guide and packaging are multilingual.

Age 5+

Lowercase Alphabet Letters Stampers (Pack of 26) -Soft/Easy Grip Specially Designed for Small Hands.

Age 3+

Join the Numberblocks on a colourful problem-solving adventure with the Numberblocks Race to Pattern Palace educational board game. Inspired by the popular ‘Pattern Palace’ episode, in this game players take turns creating patterns to unlock the path that leads to Pattern Palace – the first player to get there wins! Players navigate twists and turns whilst building pattern and colour recognition, counting, and fine motor skills along the way. Suitable for 2–4 players.