Hands-on practice with counting, matching numbers to quantities and sequencing

Bears in 3 sizes and 4 different colours are used to build early math and language skills such as counting and sorting

Move magnetic balls through the counting maze using the magnetic wand

Includes wooden stand, 24 activity cards, 6 foam measuring feet, 100 plastic links, 24 snap-together inchworms.

Develops skills in identifying measurable attributes of length and height as well as understanding nonstandard units of measurement

Kids will play several fun fraction-based games using nine play pizzas. They will learn to recognize different fractions, as well as add and subtract fractions

Help students visualize parts of a whole and explore concepts of equivalency in a highly concrete way.

Students trek through the jungle as they multiply fractions, venture into space while dividing fractions by whole numbers, add fractions while playing a game of hoops and more, with super-engaging folder games that target critical math standards.

Students search for treasure by solving measurement & time word problems, calculate conversions to snowboard down a mountain, define geometric terms in a fast-paced quiz show and more, with super-engaging folder games that target critical math standards.

Develops skills in identifying and describing shapes, analyzing and comparing shapes, composing shapes and identifying shapes in a real-world environment

Exploring with tangrams will help children recognize geometric shapes and their properties

These oversize coin and bill replicas of U.S. currency feature magnetic backing and they can be used to teach students coin and bill identification, values, and equivalences

Match multiplication problem cards and answer cards to win

Targets standards in operations and algebraic thinking by representing addition and subtraction with objects, actions, drawings, explanations, or equations

Children play soccer, miniature golf & more while solving operations and developing algebraic thinking skills as they go. This library includes 10 different self-checking games designed for independent practice