List of products by supplier Learning Resources

 The Numberblocks crew bring maths learning to life with these officially licensed Numberblocks Friends Nineteen and Twenty figures.

Children identify popular dinosaur species, make their own footprint fossils, solve dino puzzles, and more with these hands-on preschool science activities.

Grab That Monster

Rainbow reactions preschool science lab

Upzzle 

Fidget Friend

Let’s go on a learning safari with Jungle Rescue the Wrangly Tangly Fine Motor Game! Ten adorable animal friends need to escape the wrangly tangly jungle vines and need your child’s help to do so.

Little hands use the included chunky tweezers to grab and free their jungle friends and build essential fine motor skills along the way.

How to play: Spin for your turn. Use the tweezer rescue tool to rescue the matching animal from the tangly vines. The first player to collect one of each animal wins.

There are 8 stretchy vine pieces to customise your game. Start with a few vines and add more as your child builds fine motor skills and hand strength. Suitable for 1 or 2 players.

Cuisenaire Rods can be used to reinforce a variety of numeracy skills: Additition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Fractions, Decimals, Patterns, Algebra, Probability, Statistics, Geometry and Measurement

Sorting Pups

Express Your Feelings Memory Match Game is an update on a childhood classic game that helps children build memory skills and explore diverse feelings through play-based learning. The Feelings Tiles feature photos of real children expressing a wide variety of expressive faces that reflect how feelings can look and feel different. Children match 20 unique feelings including happy, sad, frustrated, accepted, and more in a familiar memory game format. Spark conversations, build emotional vocabulary, and keep children engaged as they learn about their own feelings and those of others.

Pixel art challenge

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.