Learning Resources Counting and Sorting Chips 250 plastic pieces, 5-9 years, for counting and sorting

Learning Resources Counting and Sorting Chips is a set of 250 colorful transparent chips, designed for teaching basic mathematical concepts. The included colors are blue, green, red, yellow, purple, and orange, which allows children to group, compare, and arrange the pieces according to shade or pattern. It is an ideal educational toy for activities within the category of math games.

Each chip measures 2 cm and is made of plastic, suitable for handling during math lessons or in free play at home. The set supports counting, sorting, and creating various patterns, offering children a concrete and visual way to understand quantities, groups, and sequences. The transparency of the chips also makes them useful for layering and observing combined colors.

The recommended age is 5 to 9 years.

For safety, do not leave toy packaging within children's reach and remove any packaging before giving the product to a child. Keep the chips away from fire and protect them from high temperatures and humidity to maintain the plastic in good condition over time.

Features:

• the set includes 250 diversely colored chips (blue, green, red, yellow, purple, and orange)
• it is an ideal toy for various activities such as: counting, sorting, and creating different patterns
• the chips are made of plastic
• a chip measures 2 cm

Frequently Asked Questions

How many chips does the set contain? The set includes 250 transparent chips in six colors: blue, green, red, yellow, purple, and orange.

What age is it recommended for? It is recommended for children aged between 5 and 9 years.

What material are the chips made of? The chips are made of plastic, and each piece measures 2 cm.

What activities can they be used for? They can be used for counting, sorting, and creating various patterns within math games.