JUNIOR LEARNING

Written specifically for the progression of Letters and Sounds, these readers will follow children week-by-week through the programme providing them text-based context to practise their emerging reading skills.

Fast Track your reading with Terry the Dinosaur and the Smart Tray!

Word Family dominoes include a 28 piece set on thick plastic dominoes.

Help children develop mental calculation and counting with Roll A Sum dice. Simply roll the dice and let the numbers guide your counting. Firstly roll the dice and look at the upper face, then group the dice together that are related. Choose the dice you

Fast track your calculating skills with Becky the Butterfly and the Smart Tray!

Ages 7-8. Grades 2-3. Improve calculating skills involving the four operations. Visual math used throughout. Activities begin with addition and subtraction and progress t

Fast track your calculating skills with Ben the Bee and the Smart Tray
Ages 5-7. Grades K-2. Improve calculating skills involving the four operations. Visual math used throughout. Activities begin with simple tasks of addition and subtraction.

Fast Track your numeracy with Charlie the Caterpillar and the Smart Tray!

Grades 1-3. Complete counting, matching, visualizing, predicting, ordering, place value, positioning and more than/less than activities to develop key number skills with Set 2. S

Fast Track your numeracy with Bert the Bug and the Smart Tray!

Ages 5-6. Grades K-1. Complete counting, matching, more than/less than, predicting, ordering, positioning and pattern recognition activities to develop key number skills. Self Correcting. E

Systematic, progressive activities. Each card is pre-reading (without written words). Topics include: things that go together, patterns, animals, colors, matching and habitats. Contains 25 cards. Ages 4+. Grades K-1. For use with Smart Tray - sold separat

First word dominoes include a 28 piece set on thick plastic dominoes.

Sentence Flips is a double-sided flip stand which enables students to build new sentences.

Spelling readers have been written with a rich vocabulary including embedded words that contain suffixes. They also consolidate earlier taught phonics skills and ‘tricky words’