Children across a wide age range use the grid to count, identify numbers, and work out basic math problems visually. The set teaches sorting, patterning, spatial relations, balance and weight. Sustainably made in Thailand. Key Features Fuses primary and secondary colors for visual learning Teaches counting and identifying numbers using a grid Supports categorizing, sorting, comparing, patterning and sequencing Develops spatial relation, balance, weight, spatial awareness and gravity Compatible with other Unit Plus series sets Can be used alone or combined with Unit Plus series sets Sustainably made in Thailand with safe materials Details Brand: PlanToys Product type: Early Learning & Sensory Play Source title: Colored Counting Blocks - Unit Plus Learning goals: Foundational math skills; categorize, sort, compare; spatial relation; pattern and sequencing Skills developed: Balance, color, weight, spatial awareness, gravity Compatibility: Compatible with other block sets in the Unit Plus series Usage: Using the grid children will learn how to count identify numbers and work out basic math problems visually Sustainability and materials: Sustainably made in Thailand with chemical-free rubberwood trees formaldehyde-free glues organic pigments and water based dyes Who It Is For For children across a wide age range who are learning counting, basic math and early spatial and sorting skills. Also for use with other Unit Plus series sets or on its own. Frequently Asked Questions What skills do these blocks teach?They teach foundational math skills, how to categorize, sort and compare, spatial relation, pattern and sequencing. Can I use these with other sets?Yes. This set is part of the Unit Plus series and can be used on its own or in combination with any other Unit Plus series set. Where are these blocks made?They are sustainably made in Thailand. What materials and finishes are used?Made with chemical-free rubberwood trees, formaldehyde-free glues, organic pigments, and water based dyes. How does the grid help with learning?Using the grid, children learn how to count, identify numbers and work out basic math problems visually.
