Learning Resources Dinosaur Counters

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A jar of 32 detailed dinosaur counters with tweezers and activity guide, ideal for counting, sorting, creating patterns and using with simple mathematical processes: adding, subtracting, dividing or multiplying. A set of detailed dinosaur counters in 8 varieties (Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Spinosaurus, Pterodactyl and Parasaurolophus) and 6 colours (red, blue, green, yellow, purple and orange). They mention that it's an excellent product for the cost, it' s well made and fab for their intended use of helping kids recognise patterns and a great classroom resource.

Grouping and Sharing: Have multiple children play together and use dinosaur counters to model sharing and division of objects equally. Outside of educational activities, these mini dinosaur counters can be incorporated into messy and small-world play. I bought these to practise simple addition and subtraction with my reception class and we also used them to revise positional language. We support parents, carers, schools, nurseries, therapists, clinics, teachers, charities and healthcare professionals.

Addition and Subtraction: Create simple addition and subtraction problems using the mini dino counters. A family run Sensory Toy Company committed to providing good quality sensory toys, equipment and sensory play activity ideas for all ages and developmental stages, through the stimulation of senses. Dinosaur counters serve as a versatile and engaging educational tool for introducing a variety of early math concepts to young children. Utilise the counters as a way of demonstrating counting, addition and subtraction in a fun and memorable way.

Selling the latest fidgets, fidget toys, educational toys, sensory lights, sensory aids, products for fine and gross motor skills, self-care and well-being kits. Inside the handy storage tub you’ll find 10 different species of these pre-historic beasts, with 6 of each included dinosaur type: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Spinosaurus, Stuthiosaurus, Apatosaurus, Parasaurolophus and Velociraptor. Working with 4-5 year olds I wanted to find a toy that would stimulate and excite, when I found the Mini Dino counters I decided to purchase them. Use different counters to learn basic number concepts like sorting, matching, comparing, sequencing, patterning and basic counting.

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I chose these over vehicles since this pack included over 100 and I wanted to be able to use them for math later.Subscription, Monthly Story Sack Subscription, Monthly Draw Me Lincoln Sensory Board Subscription, Monthly One Pot Little Munchkins Playdough Subscription, Monthly Three Pot Little Munchkins Playdough Subscription, Monthly Large 1kg Pot Little Munchkins Playdough Subscription, Monthly Learn Well Education Activity Card Subscription, Monthly Usborne That's Not My Book Subscription 0-3, Monthly Usborne First Questions and Answers Book Subscription 3+, Quarterly Diddy Seasonal Play Subscription Box, Quarterly Midi Seasonal Play Subscription Box, Quarterly Big Ole Seasonal Play Subscription Box, Wonder Cloths Subscription, Petit Boum Sensory Bottle Subscription, Monthly Lanka Kade Subscription, Yoto Subscription or Tinker Tray Play Savings Club! The counters are particularly useful for children with special needs because of the touchable and flexible material. Dinosaur Bingo: Create Bingo cards with different dinosaur images and use dinosaur counters as markers.

The combination of play and math learning creates a positive and motivating environment where children develop foundational skills while having fun, building a strong foundation for future mathematical comprehension.Sorting and Classifying: Have the child sort the dinosaur counters into different groups based on attributes such as size, color, or type. Memory Game: Create pairs of dinosaur counters and play a memory matching game where the child has to find matching pairs.