FSC Certified Beechwood Counting Log
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FSC Certified Beechwood Counting Log
$58.99
Age 18 mos+
This beautifully simple wooden log has equal-sized holes which will encourage children to count out the correct number of sticks from a pile, and then count in the correct number for each section. When placed correctly in the sections, children can easily see the difference between the numbers (cardinality). Each side of the log shows a different range of numerals (1-10 on one side and 0-9 on the other) making it helpful to teach number order and the value of zero. Made from FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified beechwood, the log measures 18-1/2 inches and includes 60 sticks measuring 2-1/2 inches. Safe for age 18m+.
- AN EARLY MATH MANIPULATIVE: Young minds will love this hands-on teaching aid in learning how to count, add and subtract.
- MOTIVATE AND STIMULATE: Great STEM educational math manipulatives for preschoolers.
- HOW TO PLAY: Place the number of sticks in the corresponding numeric slot and teach number recognition and counting. When placed correctly in the sections, children can easily see the difference between the numbers.
- GROW YOUNG MINDS: Explore counting and cardinality for ages 18 months and up.
- INCLUDES: One log that measures 18-1/2 inches and 60 sticks measure 2-1/2 inches.
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FSC Certified Beechwood Counting Log
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