Discount Wooden Rustic Number Stacker Exploring Numbers|Counting & Counters

45,67 £

SKU: SKU4g9adxS4mO Categories: Counting & Counters, Early Years, Early Years Outdoor, Exploring Numbers, Mathematics, Maths, Literacy & Communication, Outdoor, Outdoor Maths, Literacy & Communication, Pe & Outdoor, Shop The Full Range Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Enhancing Numerical Exploration: This resource supports children in exploring numbers and their order, enhancing early years maths activities.
Versatile Early Maths Learning: Facilitates a hands-on approach to maths, making it a multifaceted tool for practising early numeracy skills and enhancing cognitive development.
Foundational Number Recognition: The stacker enhances number recognition and teaches quantities, aligning with EYFS mathematics development goals.
Motor Skills Development: Supports physical and cognitive development by enhancing fine and gross motor skills through interactive play.
Interactive Counting Practice: Children match counting words with objects to understand numerals and amounts through hands-on learning.

TTS Wooden Rustic Number Stacker

A beautiful set of large stacking wooden discs that combine tactile learning with counting and numerical education.

Overview

Place numbered boards onto the pole to create a stacking number line, great for enhancing maths skills. Use with a write on/wipe off pen (water based) and clean with a cloth.

Constructed from wood, this rustic number stacker includes a base and 10 discs, each featuring a unique number and corresponding dot patterns as counters for tactile number recognition. Ideal for children aged three to five years, it provides a hands-on approach to learning basic counting and number ordering.

The discs, designed to aid in linking numbers and amounts, can be placed on the stacker for an interactive learning experience. Enhance early childhood education maths comprehension by encouraging children to physically engage with maths concepts.
This versatile resource aligns with the Early Learning Goals, focusing on both mathematical and physical development. It effectively supports motor skills development while providing a foundation in early mathematical education.