Learning Resources Pie Shape Sorting Set math counting and sorting game 3-7 years plastic

The Learning Resources Sorting Pie is a math game that turns counting and sorting into tasty fun. Children arrange the fruit in a specific order based on their attributes, thus developing basic counting skills in a practical and engaging way.

The set includes 60 pieces measuring 4 cm, representing seven fruits in five different colors, a 22 cm plastic pie, a removable divider, 3 double-sided sorting cards, 2 Jumbo tweezers, and an activity guide. The chosen cards are placed at the base of the pie to provide visual cues that ensure the student's success.

The Jumbo tweezers strengthen the child's motor skills, while the sorting activities by color and fruit type support an understanding of attributes and categories. It is a product suitable for the recommended age of 3 - 7 years, used at home or in the classroom for counting and classification exercises.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Do not leave packaging within reach of children and remove all packaging before giving the toy to the child.

Features:

• this tasty pie develops children's basic counting skills as they arrange the fruit in a specific order based on their attributes
• place the chosen cards at the base of the pie to provide visual cues that ensure the student's success
• the Jumbo tweezers strengthen motor skills

Set includes:

• 60 pieces of 4 cm (seven fruits in five different colors)
• one 22 cm plastic pie
• removable divider
• 3 double-sided sorting cards
• 2 Jumbo tweezers
• activity guide

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is this game recommended for? The Sorting Pie is recommended for children between 3 and 7 years old.

How many pieces does the set contain? The set includes 60 pieces of 4 cm, representing seven fruits in five different colors, plus the pie, divider, cards, and tweezers.

What material is the pie made of? The 22 cm pie is made of plastic.

What skills does this game develop? The game develops basic counting skills, sorting by attributes, and motor skills through the use of the Jumbo tweezers.