Mathematics - Counting up to 10

Assignment board trees each have 10 holes and are assigned numerals from 1 - 10. Children use green and red apples to fill the tree with the needed...

This is a funny game which engages kids with its colourful illustrations and helps them learn the first counting. The aim of the game is to fill yo...

Tiles to depict one number value across rows and successive numerals down columns. Children learnto count items, match quantities and combine quant...

These jigsaw wedges have three styles of numerals. Each wedge of cake sequentially goes up to 10. Work puzzle by wedges first or move in concentric...

Tiles to depict one number value across rows and successive numerals down columns. Children learn to count items, match quantities and combine quan...

Objective way for students to recognise quantities at a glance. Counting hands help children to trust their number skills and move away from using ...

With Dotsy the ladybug, children learn the different number combinations from 1 - 10. Each wing is different in dots and 5 is the largest number re...

Find 3 matching image cards. Describe what is depicted and tell why they match. Sort based on one characteristic, learn new words and use them in t...

Inlay puzzle board with 10 colourful fingers and toes helps introduce number correspondence.Each finger or toe features a number and the inlay boar...

With this colourful caterpillar children will become familiar with the numbers from 1 to 10 and with the first steps of basic arithmetic.

Early math puzzles to practice quantities up to 12. There is an increase in difficulty in both the content of the puzzles and the number pieces.

Early math puzzles to practice quantities up to 12. There is an increase in difficulty in both the content of the puzzles and the number pieces.

The Number Blocks is a unique set of wooden blocks shaped in the numerals 1 to 10. The 2 is twice as tall as 1, and 4 is two times as tall as 2, 10...

Number puzzles 1 - 10 clearly introduces one to one number correspondence to children. Count the dots and match with a number symbol. Check answers...