Numbers and numbers - drain and throw them away!

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Teaching aids for children learning to count. It covers the range from unity to thousands - the choice is made by the teacher and can expand the range as the learning progresses, i.e. start with counting to 30 and gradually expand to 100 and beyond.

The set consists of a 5-metre long rolled mat (detailed description below) and four plastic cubes, each of a different colour, each 10-walled (h=34 mm), to throw away: unity (yellow), tens (green), hundreds (blue) and thousands (red).

Children can "pop up" their number or number (up to 30) or learn to write down correctly diced numbers (two, three or four) on the school board.

Description of the mat included in the set: This is a 5-metre long roll-up, washable plastic mat divided into 31 fields from zero to thirty. On each field a number or number (0...30) is printed, also expressed in words (inscription) and additionally depicted with the appropriate number of dots. All the digits and numbers and the tens and pieces are coloured differently, including dots. The mat can be walked on counting, different objects can be placed on it (e.g. two identical objects in box 2) or thrown bags (not included) in the form of play - the distances between the digits and numbers have been adjusted to the step length of the preschool and early childhood child to enable learning in the form of play - jumping and jumping from number to number. The mat can be used in school and kindergarten and outside school premises. Additional inscriptions can be applied to it using special dry-wear markers (not included). It is a convenient way to use and store the teaching aid for the youngest, because the mat is large and visible (length: 5 meters; width: 38.5 cm), and at the same time it can be rolled up and conveniently stored. It is covered with a special laminate - so you can jump and walk on it for years without compromising quality.

The set helps in a more playful way, so it is more interesting to learn the numbers and numbers, their arrangement and decimal notation. We recommend.