Encourage early numeracy skills with the Natural Counting Log, a beautifully simple wooden resource designed to support counting and number recognition. Featuring equal-sized holes and a set of 60 smooth wooden sticks, children are invited to count out the correct number of sticks and place them in the corresponding sections. The log is double-sided, with numerals 0-9 on one side and 1-10 on the reverse, promoting flexible learning opportunities. Its natural wooden finish offers a tactile and visually appealing experience for toddlers and preschoolers, helping to foster concentration and hand-eye coordination. Measuring 46.5cm in length, this counting log is ideal for children aged 18 months and older, making early maths hands-on and fun. Educational Benefits: Promotes understanding of number values through physical counting activities. Supports development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Encourages one-to-one correspondence and early number sequencing. Fosters concentration and independent learning through tactile engagement. Classroom Ideas: Use the sticks and holes to practise counting and numeral recognition in small groups. Encourage children to place the correct number of sticks to match the numerals on either side of the log. Create simple addition or subtraction games by adding or removing sticks from sections. Incorporate the log in storytime to link counting with narrative contexts. Information: Ages: 18 months and up Measurements: Log 46.5 cm long; sticks 6 cm each (60 sticks included)
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