Hand2Mind Numberblocks Four & Terrible Twos Figure Set 3 years+ plastic roleplay

Discover along with the Numberblocks figures how Two plus Two equals Four. The set brings to life the adorable characters from the award-winning TV series Numberblocks, turning number learning into a fun role-playing game for little ones. The figures are designed to encourage imagination and understanding of simple addition concepts through play.

Four is a square until it splits into the Terrible Twos, characters who always have a trick up their sleeve. This transformation allows children to see how a larger number can be broken down into smaller numbers, a mathematical concept they can explore by handling the figures themselves. Each character retains the funny expression that made them famous in the series.

Fans of the show will enjoy recreating one of their favorite episodes or inventing their own funny scene. The figures' little arms move, and this detail adds extra realism to the game and allows children to position the characters in all sorts of situations. The set is made of plastic.

The set includes the Four figure and the Terrible Twos figures, an ideal combination to illustrate the relationship between these numbers. It is recommended for children aged 3 and up.

Features:

• the Numberblocks figures bring to life the adorable characters from the award-winning TV series

• Numberblocks Four is a square until it splits into the Terrible Twos who always have a trick up their sleeve

• fans will enjoy recreating one of their favorite episodes or inventing their own funny scene
• the figures' little arms move
• made of plastic

Set includes:

• Four figure
• Terrible Twos figures

Frequently asked questions

From what age is the set recommended? The set is recommended for children aged 3 and up.

What figures does the set contain? The set includes the Four figure and the Terrible Twos figures, characters from the Numberblocks TV series.

What material are the figures made of? The figures are made of plastic, and their little arms move.

What can children learn with this set? Children can discover how Two plus Two equals Four and how the number Four splits into the Terrible Twos, by recreating scenes from the series.