Sorting and Matching

Counters 36 pieces 

These friendly Snap-n-Learn snails carry a load of learning on their backs! This colourful 20-piece set includes 10 numbered snails, each with a removable shape shell. There are three ways to learn with these friendly snails: count 1-10; match the shape shells; and learn about colours! As children remove and reposition the tactile shells, they also build hand strength and fine motor skills. When the learning fun is done, the snails store in the convenient storage tub with carry handle.

Colour and shape recognition, gross and fine motor skills, language development, eye-hand coordination  

Farm Animal Counters Jar - Pk36

Rainbow sorting set

Garden fresh salad set

Surprise Squrrels

Teaching ABCs is fun with Smart Snacks® Alpha Pops™, the coolest way to learn alphabet letters. Match the uppercase and lowercase alphabet letters on the colourful lollies, and pop them together. There are more ways to learn with Alpha Pops! Toddlers and preschoolers can practise colour recognition and matching, and as they click Alpha Pops together, they’re practising fine motor skills.

When they play with this learning and education toy, children will meet 5 numbered undersea creatures. Discover a red crab, orange goldfish, green seahorse, blue shark, and purple octopus.

• All Kinds of Learning Fun: Kids learn counting, colors, shapes, matching, fine motor skills, and more with the help of the fun, friendly jungle animals in this toddler learning toy!
• Age 18mth+

Grab a sorting basket and get ready to sort play fruit and veg into their groups with the New Sprouts® Pick 'n' Sort Food Groups.

Maths skills add up fast with this set of colourful, tactile Explore the Weather Counters made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic! Inspired by the weather, these maths counters are ideal for using in the classroom or at home to help children build a variety of maths skills. There are 6 weather-related shapes (sun, cloud, lightning, rain, wind, snow) and in 6 different colours. Children can use them to practise counting, sorting, grouping, patterning, subitising, as well as adding and subtracting. To spark children’s curiosity about the natural world, the included Activity Guide also has interesting facts about the weather.