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Learning Resources Mini Motor Math Activity Set, Early Years Numeracy Game, Includes Car Counters, Dice & Track Pieces, Ages 4+

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Learning Resources Mini Motor Math Activity Set, Early Years Numeracy Game, Includes Car Counters, Dice & Track Pieces, Ages 4+Turn early maths learning into an exciting race to the finish line with the Mini Motor Math Activity Set! This engaging, hands on numeracy game helps children develop essential early maths skills, including counting (1 20), addition, subtraction, sorting, and patterning. Designed for small hands, this set includes 25 colourful car counters in five different colours, encouraging colour recognition and sorting. The two connectable track pieces feature

Turn early maths learning into an exciting race to the finish line with the Mini Motor Math Activity Set! This engaging, hands-on numeracy game helps children develop essential early maths skills, including counting (1-20), addition, subtraction, sorting, and patterning.

Designed for small hands, this set includes 25 colourful car counters in five different colours, encouraging colour recognition and sorting. The two connectable track pieces feature numbers 1-10 and 11-20, providing two levels of play to support progressive learning.

With a colour die, two number dice, and a multilingual activity guide, children can enjoy guided learning activities, making it a perfect addition to home and classroom learning. Each soft plastic car counter measures 2.5cm L, while the track pieces measure 30.5cm L, ensuring durability and ease of use for young learners.

Designed for ages 4 and up, this interactive and educational activity set makes learning maths an exciting adventure! Hands-On Early Maths Learning – Make counting fun with this race-themed activity set that teaches numbers 1-20, early addition, subtraction, sorting, and patterning. Colour Recognition & Sorting – Brightly coloured car counters help children develop key sorting and patterning skills while strengthening number recognition. Interactive Track for Two Levels of Play – Includes two connectable track pieces featuring numbers 1-10 and 11-20, allowing for progressive learning. Complete Educational Set – Comes with 25 mini motor car counters (5 colours), 2 track pieces, a colour die, 2 number dice, and a multilingual activity guide for guided play. Perfect for Small Hands – Soft plastic counters measure 2.5cm L, and each track piece measures 30.5cm L, making them ideal for little learners to grasp and manipulate.

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