Maths A B
Cosy@YPO
B Counting Box
Counting, sorting and classifying - a lovely resource to investigate the value of numbers up to 10. Dimensions: Block 60(L) x 6(W) x 6cm(H). Sticks 6cm(L).
A Outdoor Nature Numbers Pack
Our outdoor version of our wooden number trays for understanding numbers 0-10. Use these sensory wooden boards with outdoor findings like acorns and leaves to show the corresponding numbers. Find loose parts to count in each tray. Supports the abstract to the concrete in maths. Trace the digit with your finger or a stick or roll a conker along. Suitable for age 3+. Dimensions: 15(W) x 21cm(H).
306831 C
Pack of 11 Pack £58.99
427323 D
Each £46.99
D Felt Ball Tens Frames C Felt Ball Five Frames
Our wooden Five Frames are ideal for natural felt balls. Let children be independent with their counting and allow them to explore loose parts to arrange balls in their own ways. Encourage pattern making by joining our five frames together. Suitable for age 3+. Dimensions: 4.5(W) x 18cm(L).
306829 Pack of 5 E Number Bowls
Beautiful natural bowls that support number work. Made so the children can always see the numbers, making it easy to keep track of counting and self-checking. Dimensions: 5(H) x 12cm(Dia).
D78575 Pack of 10 Each £51.99
F Bamboo Collecting Pots 1-10 Set of 10 marked 1-10 cups for collecting. A more natural number line than those out there. Good collecting pots for nature’s numbers, cones and stones, etc.
821074 Pack of 10 Pack £43.49 Email your order to
orders@ypo.co.uk 95 Pack £19.99
A great way to get an understanding of 10. Use felt balls, beads, acorns to help. How many ways can you make 10 using 2 different colours of beads or balls. Suitable for age 3+. Dimensions: 9(W) x 18cm(L).
306828 E Pack of 5 F Pack £25.99
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