Let Baby Bear™ help teach sorting and color recognition. Set combines 102 Baby Bear™ Counters in six vibrant colors with matching sorting bowls. bear counters. Each counter is 1" tall and weigh 4 grams. Plastic bowls are 6" in diameter, 1" deep.

Colorful sorting bowls and tweezers are ideal for all counting and sorting activities. The tweezers are easy for small hands to use, and improve fine motor skills. Sorting bowls measure 5.12" diameter and 1.57" deep with 6 colors. Tweezers are 4.72" long with 6 colors. Designed for small hands, these jumbo tweezers are easy to handle. Includes 6 bowls, 6 tweezers in 6 colors each.

This ultimate shape sorter features 12 chunky, vibrantly colored shapes that make a satisfying "clunk" as they drop into the natural-finish hardwood cube. Then open the lid, take them out and start all over again! A classic educational toy for toddlers. Dimensions: 5.5" x 5.5" x 5.5"

Develop strong analytical skills across the curriculum with these versatile circle organizers. Students can group items or concepts with similar and different attributes by making circles into a Venn diagram or other visual tool. Each circle measures 20" in diameter. Each set of six collapsible circles includes two each in red, blue and yellow.

This kit is designed for a wide range of students. Younger children will be absorbed by the task of matching the objects to the bold silhouettes on the sturdy canvas mat. Older students can sort, classify, and graph the objects. They can also trace around them, turning this versatile language and visual perception kit into a wonderful fine-motor one. Kit contains 60 objects, 12 sturdy sorting cups, washable canvas mat, storage containers, organizing basket, and Teaching Notes.

Preschool children are naturally curious about sorting objects. Their interest helps them develop key skills such as counting, comparing, sorting and patterning, all important skills for more advanced mathematical concepts. First Sorting Kit is designed to provide safe materials that engage youngsters in stimulating hands-on experiences. The First Sorting kit contains basic shapes, bears and fish, total 132 pieces. No small parts! Safe for young children (18 months+) learning early math, colors, classifying and sorting. Lid included.

More than a shape sorter--this is an on-the-go activity center! Using nine plastic shapes and the padded carrying case, children can lift crinkly flaps, identify the pictures, match the shapes, and drop the textured blocks through the sorter . . . then pull the plush dog around the edge to unzip the case and start it all again! The baby- and toddler-friendly games and learning activities are great for enjoying together or for independent play, and are sure to keep little ones giggling while they learn. The easy-to-grasp padded handl makes it easy to carry the whole set from place to place--even for crawlers, scooters, and emerging walkers. Dimensions: 13" x 9.75" x 3.75" Packaged

A rainbow of play possibilities comes packed inside these giant crayons. Crayons invite children to peek inside each crayon and discover different color-coded figurines for matching, sorting and imaginative play. Includes: 8 cardboard crayons with plastic lids — brown, red, yellow, green, purple, pink, blue, orange. 48 manipulatives total. Storage box. Each crayon measures 9.5"L x 2.5"D. Grades: PreK+. Common Core State Standards Alignment: Counting & Cardinality, Measurement & Data, Operations & Algebraic Thinking. Learning Style: Visual, Tactile. Skill Development: Basic Concepts — Help students to identify the names of colors and objects, learning about quantities, creating sequences, and understanding spatial relationships such as next to, behind, and in front of. Math - An ideal way to introduce sorting and grouping. Add more fun by counting as each piece is dropped into a crayon tube or create patterns with the objects to introduce AB patterning. Organization — Forty-eight objects separated into 8 colored crayon tubes introduce early organizational skills. Clean up becomes part of the activity by putting all of the objects into their respective crayons.

Children build classification, language, and thinking skills as they sort these 50 realistic objects into 10 categories: animals, people, toys, food, things to wear, baby items, vehicles, tools, musical instruments, and eating utensils. Includes sorting tubs, sturdy plastic basket, detailed Teaching Notes, and storage containers.

Complete with 20 wooden shapes and matching, textured tiles provided in a durable canvas bag. Deal out the tiles and have children reach into the bag to feel and find the corresponding wooden shape. Play alone or in larger groups. A great visual and tactile exercise. Ages 3 and up.

Use this circular sorting tray to help kids count, sort and classify their counters. Tray is made of sturdy plastic for years of use.

Add an imaginative touch to learning play with this momma and baby bird nesting theme. Perfect for teaching sorting, counting, and colors. Bowls stack for easy storage. Set of 36 includes 24 baby birds in 6 colors, 6 momma birds, 6 color nests, and Activity Guide. Nests measure 4"L x 1"H; birds measure 1"H (baby) and 1.75"H (momma).

Children place these charming objects on the appropriate mats to practice size discrimination, then match labels with the mats. Includes 30 objects (10 each of 3 sizes), mats, eight labels in English and Spanish, storage basket, and Teaching Notes.

Beautiful, colorful, wooden Sorting Vehicles are the perfect way to teach color and shape-matching while stimulating fine motor and sensory skills. Three vehicle-shaped blocks have inset sensory blocks, displaying sand, water and beads through framed acrylic windows. Great for teacher/student or parent/child participation. Suggested Age 2 and up.

Count and classify with these durable, soft rubber counters. Includes: 48 Mini Dino Counters, 36 Fruity Fun™ Counters, 36 Mini Motors® Counters, 48 Friendly Farm® Animal Counters - in 2 sizes, Sorting tray sold separately (LER 0196). Grades: PreK+. Common Core State Standards Alignment: Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Counting & Cardinality, Measurement & Data. Learning Styles: Tactile, Visual. Skill Development: Math - Use the Beginning Sorting Set to practice counting, sorting, and grouping. Start by sorting by color. Then try grouping by object (fruits, vehicles, dinosaurs, animals) or introduce AB patterning by lining the objects up creating patterns by object or color. Organization - Create fun activities and games like placing five counters in a row. Have the student study the row and close his or her eyes. Then take a counter away and have the student identify the missing one. This helps students think methodically, organize thoughts, remember, and recall.