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THE FRECKLED FROG Matching Pairs - Numbers - Set of 40 - Ages 2+ - Wooden Memory Game for Preschoolers and Elementary Aged Kids - Match Numbers 1-20 - Teach Numbers and Counting

Stamp and create with this primary, washable 3-in-1 stamp pad! This stamp pad features sections of red, yellow and blue ink. Made of non-toxic ink, this stamp pad is safe for ages 3+.

Constructed of durable, colorful plastic.
Use as a tool in probability activities.
One of the most flexible manipulatives for creating random events for games and math activities.

THE FRECKLED FROG Feelings and Emotions Matching Pairs Game - Set of 56 - Memory Game for Ages 2+ - Recognize, Identify and Discuss Different Emotions

THE FRECKLED FROG Matching Pairs - Who am I? - Set of 20 - Animal Wooden Memory Game for Ages 2+ - Match the Animal to Its Fur, Scales or Feathers

The Freckled FROG Matching Pairs - Alphabet - Set of 52 - Ages 2+ - Wooden Memory Game for Preschoolers and Elementary Kids - Match Uppercase and Lowercase - Teach Letters, Words and Colors

100 CRAFTY COCONUT COUNTERS -- This set includes 100 counters made of polished coconut shell, which are lightly painted in 5 different colors. Each counter features a number 0-9

These pads are wonderful for large rubber stamps as well as child "hand print" decorating and momentos. Acid-free and archival quality. 6 1/4" x 4".

This large stamp pad contains 6 different skin tone ink pads in one case. Washable stamp pads offer a variety of creative possibilities with easy cleaning! The ink washes off fingers and most clothing with warm, soapy water.

This set of 6 smooth wooden rolling pins is perfect for child dough products. These rolling pins are made from durable wood with red handles that spin, making them easier for children to manipulate.

Numbers 1-120 on one side and blank on the other
Measures 9" x 12"
Plastic boards are lighter than wood and take up less space
Boards have rounded corners and edges for safety

Children love pattern blocks! They match the blocks to the outlines, recognize the patterns, and extend them with more blocks. Questions promote creativity as children imagine what the design could represent, find an other way to fill the design, and/or