Here are some resources that could help work on basic math concepts. Hope you like them, too!
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Baby Bear Sorters and Counters
Our son had a lot of fun with these. The baby bears took a bath, rode cars, and hided as we learned to count.
Counting Cookies
Set includes plastic cookie jar containing 11 cookies with numerals 0-10 printed on the bottom and corresponding number of counting chips on top that are raised for tactile counting.
Muffin Counting Toy Set
This is a great set where 60 muffins can be used as counters, tweezers for developing fine motor skills, and it is also a fun game.
MathLink Cubes Activity Set
This set of 115 cubes is a hands-on visual aid to math lessons, and doubles as an open-ended building toy!
Connecting Foam Ten-Frames
Includes 4 connecting foam frames and 40 foam counters. Ten-Frames are very useful devices for developing number sense within the context of ten. We use them as we do worksheets. It is a great tool to visualize math and learn it in a playful tactile way.
Toy Cash Register Calculator
This fun cash register is a solar power calculator and the set also includes 30 actual-size pretend bills, 40 plastic coins, pretend credit card, and activity guide.
Time Activity Set
Set includes plastic clock with movable hands, write & wipe clock, 24 double-sided analog and digital puzzle cards, 12 double-sided, write & wipe daily activity cards, 3 time dice plus activity guide.
Dive into Shapes Geometry Set
This set includes 60 sticks in 3 sizes, 20 curves, 34 connectors, and 15 double-sided activity cards. It enables hands-on experience creating composite shapes, identifying shape attributes, and partitioning circles and squares into equal parts
Set of GeoStix
Manipulative for 2D geometry and measuring angles. Set includes 100 GeoStix: 80 straight and 20 curved plus 2 protractors and 16 double-sided activity cards. Size of sticks:1”-6”L.
Math Balance Set
Introduce your kiddos to equations in a visual hands-on way with this set including 14″ across balance and 20 weights.
120-Number Board
You can use this board to identify numbers, introduce place value, patterns, sequencing, teach skip counting, identify odd and even numbers and more. Double-sided board has numbers printed on the front and a blank grid for patterning and graphing on the back.
2-color Abacus
Notice 2-color beads which reinforces the concepts planted with 10-frame. A must for visual hands-on math.
Base Ten Blocks
Great resource to use alongside the worksheets to develop number sense and real difference between 1, 10, and 100.
Sum Swamp Game
Game includes the board, 4 swamp creatures, 2 number dice, and an operation die. Race through the swamp while facing math challenges and meeting funny swamp creatures along the way.