Early Years

eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills 

Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. 

The given number is shown in different ways on three cards that belong together – as geometric shapes to be counted, as numbers and as dice eyes.

Dimensions: 204 × 100 × 60 mm

Age: 4+

Piece Count: 30

Jungle Animal Counters (Set of 60)

Reward good behaviour with small treats and toys that can be stored in the reward box

Learn counting and colours with five farmyard friends

Pull up new fine motor skills one wriggly worm at a time with this fun fine motor skills game for young learners. Grab the specially designed Tri-Grip Tong to catch and pull worms from the soft foam activity board. The Tri-Grip Tong features intuitive finger placements which helps children get used to the position and feeling of holding a pencil. And the game introduces colour identification, sorting, critical thinking, and early maths skills.

Fishing Number game

Combine dozens of magnetic pieces to create paw some outfits for Chase ,Marshall, Skye and Rubble.

Giant hardwearing solid pine wood dominoes, great for playing outdoors. With smooth finished edges and strong painted black dots, the dominoes can be used to play the traditional game - taking it in turns matching the equal dots until you have used all your dominoes - or for counting practise and simple adding and subtracting games. Ideal for improving mathematical knowledge and confidence.

Silicone Letters