Learning Resources Tactile Numbers and Operations Set, plastic, 4 years+, for learning mathematics

The tactile Numbers and Operations set from Learning Resources helps children take their first steps in math in a fun and practical way. The child first recognizes the numbers, then tries to trace them with their finger, starting from the dot that indicates the starting point and following the arrows drawn on each piece. If they make a mistake at any step, the child feels that they have not followed the correct path, which turns learning into a tactile and intuitive experience.

Once they have mastered the numbers, the child learns to calculate using the signs corresponding to mathematical operations. The set supports the recognition of numbers and mathematical operations, writing numbers and operations, as well as the first notions of mathematical calculation, while also developing the little ones' attention and concentration.

The set is ideal for learning numbers and introducing children to writing them in the most pleasant way possible. It can be used successfully both at home and in classroom activities, being a suitable tool for parents and educators alike. All pieces are made of plastic.

The set contains 32 pieces representing numbers and 5 pieces representing mathematical operation signs. The size of the largest piece is 10 x 7 cm. The product is recommended for ages 4 and up.

Features:

• recognition of numbers and mathematical operations
• writing numbers and mathematical operations
• first notions of mathematical calculation
• develops attention and concentration
• the set is ideal for learning numbers and introducing children to writing them in a pleasant way and can be used successfully both at home and in classroom activities
• all pieces are made of plastic

The set contains:

• 32 pieces representing numbers
• 5 pieces representing operation signs

Frequently asked questions

For what age is the set recommended? The set is recommended for children 4 years and older.

What material are the pieces made of? All pieces are made of plastic.

How many pieces does the set contain? The set contains 32 pieces representing numbers and 5 pieces representing mathematical operation signs.

How does the child learn to write the numbers? The child traces with their finger, starting from the dot that indicates the starting point and following the arrows, and if they make a mistake at any step, they feel that they have not followed the correct path.