Early Math

18 months & up. Increase children's confidence with counting and number recognition using these nature-inspired Magnetic Wood Cookie Counters. Made in part using Poly+, this set is durable enough for both indoor and outdoor numeracy activities. Each piece has a black magnetic backing that enables convenient use on blackboards or whiteboards. Set includes pieces marked with numbers 0 through 20. Each piece measures 2" in diameter x .5"H.

12 months & up. Line up and connect crinkling bugs using this Crinkle and Texture Magnetic Ladybug set. Each ladybug's set of crinkling wings is dotted with a different number of spots to encourage counting and seriation. The face and back of the bugs include magnets, allowing for satisfying connections while children count, build patterns and more. Included carrying bag measures 6" x 6" x 7.5". Each of the 8 ladybugs measures 3.5" x 3" x 2.25".

18 months & up. Combine loose parts activities and numeracy skills with the Loose Parts Number Trays. Made from easy-to-clean plastic, these trays are the perfect addition to any loose parts play environment. The trays' see-through plastic keeps items visible, accessible, and organized while also encouraging sorting, seriation, counting, and more! Introduce an additional layer of sensory exploration by shining a light source through the clear plastic. Smallest tray measures 6"L x 1.4"W… More »

18 months & up. Encourage children's connection to the world around them with a nature-inspired sensory toy like Sensory Leaves. Subdued natural colors, various lusters and sheens, different textures, and a crinkle sound in select leaves encourage young children to explore. Incorporate into loose parts play or encourage children to sort leaves. Set includes 30 leaves. Largest leaf measures 5" x 3" and the smallest leaf measures 3.75" x 3.75".

18 months and up. Facilitate social-emotional learning through play with these Eggxpress Yourself Match & Learn Eggs. Each egg has a different emotion and a different shape inside it, so children can explore different emotions while also developing shape-recognition skills. Additionally, the bus that holds all the eggs will exercise children's gross-motor skills as they move it around the room.